Trotz Flaute held LBBW a Milliarden-Gewinnziel fest

DJ Trotz Flaute held LBBW a Milliarden-Gewinnziel fest

DOW JONES–The Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) has targeted the creditworthiness of the German economy in Germany for a credit trap, which after a year of a year has made a million profit at the Steuern party. “Wir weiter davon aus, dass wer nach dem durch de hohen Zinsüberschuss bedingten Rekordergebnis im Vorjahr whoder our soul of über a Milliarde Euro erreichen”, said LBBW chief Rainer Neske in the conversation with the Stuttgarter Zeitung and the Stuttgarter Nachrichten (Montagsausgaben) . It is sensible and accepted that a real estate sector has reached its low age in time.

It really is a wirtschaftliche Umfeld-maché that is on the LBBW brand bar. If one of the largest financial institutions of the Landesbank Deutschlands carries a real risk, because the credit has failed, so Neske. “If an interim plan has been made, if these Ausfälle become zunehmen, then see that it is good.” A bullet has been taken out for a credit that has not been planted, the LBBW has spent the years in the law of the law claim with the largest reserves. “If we experience stress, we dare to cope with it – we will have a good feeling of strength,” said Neske. Allerding relations at the Landesbank are low and the credit market is very sluggish.

The criticism of the real estate market, where the trend and the home office trend in the corona pandemic are driven by the crisis and the learning mode is continued, which the LBBW biology can take over after its own fear. Zuletzt has outlined the situation. Zum Halbjah has taken the LBBW a risk in the sale of 86 million to 118 million euros and dies for everything with zweifelhaften credits on real estate. Otherwise when I get into trading, there is no longer a lull in it, which could cause a problem. It seems that the great fall in those years has disappeared.

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November 24, 2024 09:07 ET (14:07 GMT)

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