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Dexia

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Dexia

A Belgian-French bank that provides insurance, wealth management, public finance, and commercial and retail banking services. It traces its origins to 1860. It came under financial pressure during the late 2000s recession. In 2011, its Belgian division was nationalized, with Luxembourg and France providing guarantees of its debt.
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The bank had earlier made a similar bid when Dexia Israel was controlled by the Dexia global bank.
Previously, Dexia said that this deal concludes the sale process set out in the amended orderly resolution plan cleared by the European Commission at the end of 2012.
Since 2008, Dexia Group has received significant public support, authorised by the Commission in February 2010 subject to implementation of a restructuring plan.
France, Belgium, and Luxembourg decided to wind up Dexia in 2011 after it sought its second bailout due to the financial crisis.
with Dexia. Moody's believes that the operational, reputational and
They added that while the two sides may still reach an agreement, Dexia could also decide to end the process and begin a new search for a buyer at a later date.
The deal follows Precision's agreement in October to buy the private banking business of Dexia's Belgian rival KBC.
Dexia AM is a first-tier pan-European asset manager in charge of EoAeu80.5 billion (Dh406 billion) as of the end of September in assets, distributed among a full range of investment vehicles, including traditional management, alternative management and sustainable management.
The part-nationalization of Franco-Belgian Dexia, announced Monday, was triggered by other banks' increasing reluctance to lend to it due to its exposure to highly indebted eurozone states like Greece and Italy and to struggling states in the United States.
The dismantling of Dexia, once the world's leading lender to municipalities, became inevitable after concern over European sovereign debt holdings caused its short-term funding to evaporate.
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