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  • Splitting up state-backed German lender WestLB would be the most sensible scenario for the ailing bank, the head of Germany's biggest regional savings-banks association said, as pressure mounts on WestLB and its shareholders to drastically reduce the bank's size and find new owners by the end of 2011.

    Business Watch 2011

  • SEOUL—South Korea's financial authorities on Thursday announced a plan to strengthen the supervision of the distressed savings-banks sector and to require the small lenders to meet higher fiscal standards.

    Korea to Strengthen Bank Supervision Se Young Lee 2011

  • South Korea's financial authorities announced a plan to strengthen the supervision of the distressed savings-banks sector and to require the small lenders to meet higher fiscal standards.

    Business Watch 2011

  • The Landesbanken, which are typically owned by local governments and savings-banks associations, were some of the hardest hit victims of the financial crisis in Germany.

    Germany's WestLB, BayernLB in Merger Talks 2010

  • To survive, it received more than € 10 billion in fresh capital and guarantees from the German government and its owners, which include the state of North-Rhine Westphalia and local savings-banks associations.

    EU Widens Probe Into WestLB Carolyn Henson 2010

  • The regional savings-banks associations of Westphalia-Lippe and Rhineland own a little more than 25% each in WestLB, the state of North Rhine-Westphalia indirectly and directly holds the rest.

    WestLB Dodges Closure After Guarantee Is Struck Rüdiger Schoss 2009

  • BayernLB is 50%-owned by the German state of Bavaria and 50% by the Sparkassenverband Bayern, the Bavarian savings-banks association.

    BayernLB courts IKB 2008

  • North-Rhine Westphalia holds a 38% stake in WestLB, while savings-banks associations Westphalia-Lippe and Rhineland own 25% each.

    WestLB Forecasts $1.46 Billion Loss 2008

  • In England, in most branches of trade, the low rate of wages renders it impossible for the operative to save any portion of his earnings; and even when he is able to do so, he can rarely obtain a higher rate of interest for his money than that which the savings-banks offer.

    The Englishwoman in America 2007

  • There are in the savings-banks of many manufacturing centers in our country amounts which if capitalized would place the workingmen of those towns in industrial independence; moneys which, in some instances, are actually furnishing the borrowed capital for their own employers.

    Black and White T. Thomas Fortune 2007

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