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Creditor chairman: others should chip in on Greece

Creditor group chief: Private sector generous on Greece, others should be too

MUNICH (AP) -- The chairman of a group of international creditors says the private sector is being very generous in offering to take losses on Greek government bonds and others should follow suit.

Deutsche Bank CEO Josef Ackermann — who is also the board chairman of the Institute of International Finance — said Saturday that "the private sector at least is extremely generous in offering a loss of over 70 percent now" on the value of Greek bonds.

He added: "I can only ask other constituencies to do the same." He didn't specify whom he meant but calls have been growing for the European Central Bank and others to take losses on their holdings.

Germany, Europe's biggest economy, has been resisting calls for the public sector to make a further contribution.

 

3 comments

  • red dragon  •  Colorado Springs, Colorado  •  3 months ago
    how about all you pinko , socialist ,liberal , spend everyone else's money just hug!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • red dragon  •  Colorado Springs, Colorado  •  3 months ago
    creditor chairman-" other TAXPAYERS should chip in.I AM SO SICK OF THIS SOCIAL, ROBBER BARRON, TOO BIG TO FAIL #$%$ THE BANKS SHOULD OF FALLEN,SHOULD FAIL AND CONTINUE TO FAIL AS THEY ARE FAILED!!!!!!!!!!!DON'T FORGET THE BONUSES!!!!!!!!!!!WHY ARE THESE #$%$ GETTING BONUSES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • Bill  •  3 months ago
    There are as many crazy liberal, left wing democrats in Europe as in the USA - POURING MORE MONEY DOWN A BOTTOMLESS RATHOLE - PRICELESS.
 
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