Societe Generale: πτώση κερδοφορίας 30% από κούρεμα ελληνικών ομολόγων

epa02912735 (FILE) A file photo dated 24 January 2008 showing workers walking out of the headquarters of the French banking group Societe Generale in La Defense, outside Paris, France. French banking shares went into freefall again 12 September 2011, despite assurances from the government and central bank that the country's banks could withstand the Greek crisis. Shares in Societe Generale, France's second-biggest bank, had fallen by more than 12 per cent at midday (1000 GMT). Shares in BNP Paribas, the country's largest bank, and Credit Agricole, the third-largest, were also down by more than 10 per cent. The sell-off followed rumours on 11 September that Moody's credit rating agency was preparing to downgrade the banks because of their exposure to the sovereign debt of Greece and Italy in particular. EPA/MAYA VIDON *** Local Caption *** 00000402853142 (File: INT10367243.jpg )