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Global financial institutions have a €422bn (£335.8bn) exposure to Greek debt, including state, household and corporate debt, according to the latest figures from the International Monetary Fund.
Yesterday the IESEG School of Management said the total losses could reach €66.4bn for France and €89.8bn for Germany. “Assuming that the new national currency would depreciate by 50pc against the euro, which is realistic, the losses for French banks would reach €19.8bn. They would reach €4.5bn for German banks,” it said.
The Institute of International Finance has estimated that the global cost of a Greek exit could hit €1trillion
Yesterday the IESEG School of Management said the total losses could reach €66.4bn for France and €89.8bn for Germany. “Assuming that the new national currency would depreciate by 50pc against the euro, which is realistic, the losses for French banks would reach €19.8bn. They would reach €4.5bn for German banks,” it said.
The Institute of International Finance has estimated that the global cost of a Greek exit could hit €1trillion