Dexia in the news

Dexia remains a costly financial burden for Belgium, with ongoing losses, risky loan portfolios, and significant exposure to troubled regions, requiring continued government support.

Dexia forecasted a 3 billion euro net loss for 2008 and planned to cut 900 jobs.

Dexia Holding manages a run-off portfolio of public sector assets and government bonds from its headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.

A Reuters photo from 2011 shows an employee entering Dexia's headquarters in Brussels, with the CEO stating the bank was not planning to split up.

Dexia's board met to address structural issues amid rumors of a split, seeking solutions with state and regulatory bodies, having previously received aid from France, Belgium, and Luxembourg during the 2008 financial crisis.

This document details the loan loss coverage ratio for Dexia Holding SA, listed as DEXB on EURONEXT.

Dexia Holding SA's demand deposits are measured against its total deposits.

Dexia's shares continued to fall, despite new leadership, due to ongoing uncertainty about its future as the world's largest municipal lender.

Dexia is exploring pre-funding opportunities in anticipation of the US midterm and French elections.

A legal dispute between Dexia and the City of Torino over interest rate swaps highlights jurisdiction clauses in ISDA Master Agreements following Brexit.

The English court ruled on the jurisdiction and validity of interest rate swaps between Dexia and the City of Turin, confirming English jurisdiction based on the 2005 Hague Convention.

The English court ruled on a dispute between Dexia and Torino concerning interest rate swaps governed by English law, affirming its exclusive jurisdiction and the validity of the agreements.

Dexia Holding SA's revenue was primarily driven by Belgium, which generated 2.28 billion EUR last year.

Dexia returned to profit in Q4, driven by a stake sale, and plans to issue a share dividend.

This document provides forward Price to Earnings information for Dexia Holding SA (Euronext:DEXB), including copyright and data source attributions.

Dexia's CEO and Chairman stated there are no plans for a merger with Societe Generale beyond existing small reciprocal stakes.

A photo shows the Dexia bank logo in Brussels on September 27, 2011, as its CEO stated the bank was not planning to split up.

Dexia Holding is a Brussels-based non-bank institution, founded in 1996, managing a run-off portfolio of public sector assets and government bonds.

Dexia returned to profit in Q4 due to a stake sale and plans to issue share dividends.

Dexia's CEO and Chairman confirmed that there are no plans for a merger with Societe Generale, despite existing small reciprocal stakes.