"Now that the FT is reporting that as part
of the ongoing emergency talks to rescue an expiring Dexia, one of the proposals
is a spin off of a Dexia "bad bank" - something which worked for UBS, which is
still a partial protectorate of Switzerland, but will most certainly not work
for governmentless Belgium, the question is "who is next" Luckily, we have the
following handy summary, courtesy of Reuters' Peter Thal Larsen who has pulled a
chart from an Espirito Santo report, showing a 2-D matrix of liquidity (i.e.
liquid assets as a % of wholesale funding assets), versus reliance on wholesale
funding - the one component in European interbank markets which is now
completely dead. Needless to say red is bad. And if one thinks that Dexia is
about to file, then it may be last rites time for Soc Gen, BNP, Raiffeisen, and
DnB Nor."
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