Leading European banks and insurance companies hold the following amounts of Greek debt. The data, provided by the institutions thermselves, was valid at the end of September, except where indicated with an asterisk.
A large amount of the Greek bonds covered by an expected partial write-off of the debt 200 billion euros held by private investors is in the hands of private Greek bondholders.
GREECE
NBG 8.7 billion euros
Piraeus Bank 7.7 billion euros
Eurobank 6.9 billion euros
Alpha Bank 3.1 billion euros
FRANCE
BNP Paribas** 1.6 billion euros
Societe Generale 800 million euros
BPCE 535 million euros
Credit Agricole** 173 million euros
Groupama* 540 million euros
Covea* 520 million euros
AXA* 300 million euros
CNP Assurances* 62 million euros
Macif* 58 million euros
GERMANY
Commerzbank 1.4 billion euros
Deutsche Bank**** 448 million euros
Allianz 500 million euros
Munich Re**** 400 million euros
BELGIUM
Dexia 1.3 billion euros
ITALY
Intesa Sanpaolo 586 million euros
UniCredit 221 million euros
Mediobanca 200 million euros
Generali Group 200 million euros
Fondiaria-Sai 34.7 million euros
Unipol 17 million euros
UNITED KINGDOM
RBS**** 822 million euros
HSBC**** 371 million euros
Barclays**** 45 million euros
Aviva*** 120 million euros
NETHERLANDS
ING**** 300 million euros
AUSTRIA
OVAG (Volksbank) 60 million euros
Erste Group** 13.1 million euros
Uniqa 174 million euros
Vienna Insurance Group**** 9.7 million euros
SWITZERLAND
Credit Suisse 83 million euros
UBS 53 million euros
(* End of June 2011 ** End of October 2011 *** Beginning of November 2011 **** End of December 2011)
Paris, Feb 14, 2012 (AFP)
