Dexia hit by €6.32bn loss

Dexia, the Franco-Belgian lender that had to be bailed out last month, says the fire sale of its Belgian retail business and losses on Greek government bonds cost it almost €6.32bn in the third quarter.

Dexia hit by €6.32bn loss

Dexia, the Franco-Belgian lender that had to be bailed out last month, says the fire sale of its Belgian retail business and losses on Greek government bonds cost it almost €6.32bn in the third quarter.

Dexia did not provide an overall net profit or loss figure since it’s in the middle of being split up, but said it booked a loss of €4.07bn on the sale of Dexia Bank Belgium to the Belgian government. It said the €4bn it received for the unit went to repaying loans to Dexia Bank Belgium.

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