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<title>Russia Contagion Spreads To European Banks : French SocGen, Austrian Raiffeisen Plummet</title>
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<description>. We recently noted the rise of counterparty risks in the financial system due to oil prices dropping (and leveraged derivative exposures) but as the Russia situation has deteriorated so dramatically this week, a renewed focus on bank exposures has sent stocks reeling (and credit risk soaring) among many European (and US) banks. As Bloomberg reports, Raiffeisen Bank International and Societe Generale, the European banks with most at stake in Russia, led European lenders lower. Raiffeisen fell as much as 10.3% to 11.40 euros in Vienna, the lowest level since it went public in 2005. Societe Generale dropped as much...</description>
<author>Zerohedge</author>
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<title>Counterparty risk climbs as US financials slum</title>
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<author>Financial News Online</author>
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<pubDate>Thu, 21 Aug 2008 10:22:58 GMT</pubDate>
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