In May 2012 credit ratings of several Spanish banks were downgraded, some to "junk" status, and the Bankia bank, the country's largest morgage lender, announced that it would require a bailout of 23.5 €to cover losses from failed mortgages.
The Bankia bank, the country's largest morgage lender, announced that it would require a bailout of 23.5 €to cover losses from failed mortgages. In May 2012 credit ratings of several Spanish banks were downgraded, some to "junk" status.
In May 2012 credit ratings of several Spanish banks were downgraded, some to "junk" status. The Bankia bank, the country's largest morgage lender, announced that it would require a bailout of 23.5 €to cover losses from failed mortgages.
In May 2012 credit ratings of several Spanish banks were downgraded, some to "junk" status. The Bankia bank, the country's largest morgage lender, announced that it would require a bailout of 23.5 €to cover losses from failed mortgages.