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Fortis CEO appointed Assuralia chairmanThe general meeting of Assuralia, the trade association of Belgian insurance companies, elected Fortis CEO Bart De Smet as its chairman for a two-year term. The Board of Directors congratulates Bart De Smet on this 10.3 billion Euro in new shares issued during H2 2009 Dutch corporations issued 10.3 billion Euro in new shares during the second half of 2009, ending a period of severely limited equity issuance since the credit crisis erupted in late 2007 (apart from several private Commission grants extension to Fortis and ABN AMRO The European Commission has decided to grant an extension of the deadline for the divestment of Fortis’ corporate banking business, consisting of Hollandsche Bank Unie N.V. (HBU), two corporate client departments, 13 Advieskantoren and ABN Fortis sells Luxembourg Nonlife activities THE Belgium-based Fortis recently announced the inking of an agreement with La Baloise for the sale of its Luxembourg Non-life activities, Fortis Luxembourg IARD. The sale value had been fixed at €23 million, according to Fortis Bank Netherlands redeems 34 bln Euro Fortis Bank Netherlands has redeemed 34 billion Euro of its debt to the Dutch State. The redemption concerns the short-term loans that were granted after the acquisition of the Dutch parts of Fortis SA/NV. With Is there a way out of the crisis? Look at the way in Britain puts brakes on EU banking bail-out plans A big push on for pan-European financial regulators The European Commission has set the scene for a potential showdown with European Union governments by proposing an EU-wide system to oversee the bloc’s financial markets and avoid future credit crunches. “The crisis has shown Solvay issue 6-year 150 mln Euro bond The Solvay Group, an international chemical and pharmaceutical Group with headquarters in Brussels, will issue through Solvay S.A. a six year bond for a minimum total amount of 150 million Euro in the form of Fortis net assets dive 50% to 22.5 billion Euro in 2008 The net assets of Belgian bank Fortis SA/NV have fallen to less than 50 percent of the registered capital, as a consequence of the problems in the financial markets and the sale of the banking Brussels details plan to bring dead banks back to life No EU financial watchdog, only guidelines As the European Union continues to reel in a locked-in recession and founders while trying to find a coordinated response, a report has recommended it should improve its ability to jointly supervise the bloc’s financial ABN Amro/Fortis Bank presents new management Dutch ABN Amro/Fortis banks new management board was presented by its Chairman Gerrit Zalm to the media on February 19. Three of the seven new members originate from ABN Amro; Chris Vogelzang, Wietze Reehoorn and Fortis shares plummet again Shares in troubled Dutch-Belgian Fortis plunged heavily following the recent rejection by the banks shareholders of a plan designed to break up and nationalise the organisation, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. That plummeted stock price reportedly Fortis shareholders reject crisis nationalisation Shareholders in Dutch-Belgian bank Fortis on February 11 rejected its emergency nationalisation, throwing into chaos state plans to split up the crisis-hit lender reported Deutsche Presse Agentur (dpa). In two votes, 57 percent of shareholders Great losses in 2008 for Fortis KBC gets a 2-bln Euro boost Federal budget to be adopted New Belgian Prime Minister Herman van Rompuy takes office Fortis Nederland transfers shares in ABN AMRO to Dutch State The State of the Netherlands and Fortis Bank Nederland signed an agreement on December 24, 2008 under which the State has directly acquired shares in RFS Holdings B.V., the company that holds all shares in |
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