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Shares in France's second-largest bank have plunged nearly 50 percent over the last three months as concerns have grown about its financial strength, prompting it to announce a plan to cut costs and sell assets to free up 4 billion euros in capital.
Calling on euro zone leaders to sort out the unfolding Greek debt drama "as quickly as possible," Frederic Oudea said the main problem for banks was not one of capital but one of liquidity as funding-market confidence peels away.
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