Shipping defaults could wipe out some banks’ equity
- Friday 02 March 2012, 17:48
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- Ship Operations
THE widely predicted wave of shipping defaults will put pressure on European banks involved with the maritime industry, wiping out their entire equity in some cases, influential figures in the investment banking and shipfinance communities believe.The issue has surfaced in a report...
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