CNNMoney: RT @FortuneMagazine: At European banks, the fire sale continues. Hedge funds are willing to take a gamble http://t.co/J4auEuUm
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At European banks, the fire sale continues
December 9, 2011: 11:39 AM ET
Big European banks, under pressure to sell assets and shrink their balance sheets, won a victory in the latest deal to save the euro. But they still have a long way to go.
By Cyrus Sanati, contributor
FORTUNE -- Even as European leaders convened this week an emergency summit to save the euro, European banks were busy trying to offload trillions of euros worth of assets in a bid to slim down. But while the banks may appear desperate to sell in order to fortify their balance sheets and comply with new capital restrictions, they don't seem willing to take a bath on their performing assets just yet, frustrating willing buyers hunting for an easy deal.
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CNNMoney: In Spain, new leadership, same problems
In Spain, new leadership, same problems
November 21, 2011: 10:50 AM ET
Spain is in no immediate danger of going bust. But as its economy shrinks and its banks start to crumble, Spain will look more like its spendthrift southern European neighbor, Greece.
November 21, 2011: 10:50 AM ET
Spain is in no immediate danger of going bust. But as its economy shrinks and its banks start to crumble, Spain will look more like its spendthrift southern European neighbor, Greece.
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