By Lionel Laurent and Eva Kuehnen
PARIS/FRANKFURT, Sept 20 (Reuters) - German engineering group Siemens (SIEGn.DE) withdrew funds from Societe Generale in July because of underperformance, not fears over the French bank's financial health, a Paris-based source said on Tuesday.
The source told Reuters that the deposits at SocGen had been placed in an investment vehicle but was unable to say what the amount was.
"Siemens withdrew funds (from Societe Generale) before the publication of the outcome of the (European banking) stress tests (in July)," the source said. "The withdrawal was for reasons related to performance and not to French bank issues."
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