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Bad bank move could give investors as much as 90 per cent of money back
Agreement would also avoid bankrupting the province where the lender was headquartered
Austria wants creditors to swallow losses of 25 to 70 per cent on €10.8bn of bonds
Cash-strapped government of Carinthia offers bondholders €1.2bn
Austria’s economy is among Europe’s most stable. Life as a banker is not quite the same
Relief poised to be short lived as authorities press ahead with plans to wind up bank
Neighbours agree to resolve long running fight over bank collapse
The financial crisis has belatedly arrived but Austria’s capital is reinventing itself
German lender challenges Austrian bad bank over bond case
‘Bad bank’ to appeal against decision in dispute with German lender
Boutique founded in Alexander Schütz’s living room regularly falls foul of ‘crazy’ regulator
Trial run for untested regulations on who foots bill
German bank had majority stake in Austrian lender nationalised during financial crisis
Lender battles share price plunge and concerns over risk exposure
Government-guaranteed debt across the continent could be repriced
German lender reveals €400m exposure amid fallout from Hypo Alpe Adria collapse
At zero interest rates, it is very difficult for the German insurance industry to remain solvent
The result should be a higher cost of capital for banks — as opposed to taxpayer subsidies
Vienna is first in EU to apply resolution, triggering 27% fall in the value of some bonds
Overhauling taxation and improving the education system are crucial challenges
Austria part of trend that could make restructurings more common
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