Spanish Banks Have $41B of ‘Unsellable’ Real Estate
By Sharon Smyth
Spanish banks, under pressure to cut property-backed debt, hold about 30 billion euros ($41 billion) of real estate that’s “unsellable,” according to a risk adviser to Banco Santander SA (SAN) and five other lenders. “I’m really worried about the small- and medium-sized banks whose business is 100 percent in Spain and based on real-estate growth,” Pablo Cantos, managing partner of Madrid-basedMaC Group, said in an interview. “I foresee Spain will be left with just four large banks.”
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