– A possible Greek exit from the euro “would not likely have a significant impact on the ratings of banks outside the country Hellenic”. Supports the rating agency Standard & amp; Poor’s in a note. According to the US Agency, in fact, between 2011 and September 2014 the total exposure in the country has been halved.
According to the analyst Osman Sattar, bank expert agency Indeed, European banks “have limited direct exposure on banks and the Greek public and private sector.” In fact “have” significantly reduced their exposure since the debt restructuring in 2012 “.
Sattar currency in $ 46 billion (€ 42.8 billion) direct exposure of banks on Greece to September 2014, with potential exposure in derivatives amounted to about 22.8 billion dollars (21.21 billion euro), small compared to the 138 billion dollars (128.4) of the beginning of 2011.
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