Francois Perol has “More Banking Sector Concerns Than In 2009″
To some people, it will come as no surprise to find out those working in the banking sector are quite concerned regarding the financial status in Europe right now. Francois Perol, chairman of France’s second biggest bank, openly voiced his concerns yesterday, as he is more worried than he was in 2009. Europe’s Banking Sector Is On Edge. The primary concern Francois Perol has regarding the status of Europe’s banking sector right now comes in the form of negative interest rates. Not only will these new rates affect the consumer, but there will also be an impact on financial institutions as....
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