Da Bloomberg:
Paris-based BNP Paribas, the world’s biggest bank by assets, increased its balance sheet by 59 percent to 2.29 trillion euros ($3.5 trillion) since the beginning of 2007, an amount equal to 117 percent of France’s gross domestic product.
Assets at London-based Barclays jumped 55 percent to 1.55 trillion pounds ($2.6 trillion), or 108 percent of U.K. GDP.
Santander’s rose 30 percent to 1.08 trillion euros, about the size of Spain’s GDP.
Alguém falou em too big to fail?
quarta-feira, 2 de dezembro de 2009
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