Greek losses hit Societe Generale

French bank Societe Generale said today that its profits dropped just over 30% in the third quarter as it set aside money for losses on Greek bonds, negotiated in a European deal to help Athens solve its debt crisis.

Greek losses hit Societe Generale

French bank Societe Generale said today that its profits dropped just over 30% in the third quarter as it set aside money for losses on Greek bonds, negotiated in a European deal to help Athens solve its debt crisis.

Under the October agreement, banks agreed to cancel half of the Greek debt they hold, although political turmoil in Greece has since called that rescue package into question.

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