Which Foreign Banks Have Large Exposures to Dubai World?

According to WSJ, European Banks’ UAE Exposure Totals $83.7 Billion.

The breakdown is as follows:

UK banks = $49.5B
French banks = $11.3B
German banks = $10.2B
Dutch banks = $4.7B
Swiss banks = $4.3B
Italian and Belgian banks = $3.2B

The British banks that have large exposure to Dubai World are:  HSBC Holdings (HBC), Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Barclays (BCS), Llyods Banking Group (LYG) and Standard Chartered. RBS has about $1B exposure and Barclays loaned about $200M.

From the Web:

The Japanese banks that lent funds to DW include Mitsubishi UFJ Financial (MTU), Sumitomo Mitsui and Mizuho. Mizuho is owed about $100M.

Taiwanese banks’  exposure to Dubai World amounts to $196M.

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