Landesbank

"As long as the euro rises against the dollar, you might see Brent oil go to $90 a barrel," said Gerrit Zambo, a trader at Bayerische Landesbank in Munich.

Oil Prices Rise With Euro Paddy Gourlay 2010

Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg and Natixis SA were joint-lead managers.

New Securities Issues 2010

So, on the eve of the publication of the results of Europe's stress tests, if you want a vision of the future, you might do well to consider this: Germany's banking regulator, Bafin, has denounced the European Banking Authority's methods for their lack of legitimacy; and Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen, or Helaba, one of the German banks taking the test, is defying the EBA by publishing its results two days early and rubbishing the whole process.

Crumbling of the EU Adds to Futility of Test Results Geoffrey T. Smith 2011

"The Bayerische Landesbank incurred damages of almost $66.5m through the conduct of the accused."

Bernie Ecclestone accused of bribery by German prosecutors 2011

On Wednesday, Helaba, a German public-sector bank, or Landesbank , issued a news release whose headline declared it had passed the stress test—but later acknowledged the EBA is disallowing as capital nearly €2 billion $2.8 billion of a controversial type of subordinated debt.

Banks, Regulators Still Jostling Over EU Stress Tests David Enrich 2011

So in March 2010, Mr. Wulff moved the loan to BW Bank, a subsidiary of the state-run Landesbank of Baden-Württemberg, which granted him a very favorable interest rate.

Big, Bad Wulff Josef Joffe 2012

For example, this year Samson AG, which makes special valves used in gas fields, has obtained partial guarantees by at least three German banks for about €29 million in shipments via Hansa: Deutsche Bank AG and state-owned German banks Commerzbank AG and Landesbank Baden Würtemberg AG, or LBBW.

Sanctions Hit—and Miss—in German Trade With Iran David Crawford 2011

However, Frankfurt-based Landesbank Helaba pulled out of the tests to avoid failing.

German Banks Feel Strains Laura Stevens 2011

Among those is Landesbank Baden-Wurttemberg, which as of Sept. 30 had sold about €5.4 billion of CDSs tied to Greek, Irish, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish government bonds.

Banks Sit in a Tangled Web David Enrich 2011

On Sept. 16, Norinchukin Bank of Japan took out $3 billion for three months; Landesbank Baden-Württemberg borrowed $1.6 billion overnight on Sept. 17.

Fed Unveils Discount-Window Loans Liz Moyer 2011