Commission Approves State Aid for Five Slovenian Banks

Ljubljana, 18 December - The European Commission approved state aid for five Slovenian banks on Wednesday, less than a week after the Slovenian government announced it would spend EUR 3.5bn to shore up the three leading banks and two small failed banks undergoing controlled liquidation.

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Dec 18, 2013, 14:00 gj/jes/eho/eho

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Publish time: Dec 18, 2013, 14:00

Category: Business, Finance and Economy

Keywords: EU, BANKS, RESCUE

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