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Austrian Banks to Resist Further Burdens?

Published: January 20, 2014; 11:07 · (Vindobona)

Podium discussion at Viennese law firm Binder Grösswang.

Austrian Banks to Resist Further Burdens? / Picture: © Wikimedia Commons / SKopp [Public domain]

The heads of RBI (Raiffeisen Bank International), Erste Group, Oberbank and Vorarlberger Hypo will meet on Monday to discuss the Austrian economy and state of politics, and, of course, about Hypo Group Alpe Adria.

On Monday, at 6pm a podium discussion on “Banks in the focus of Economy and Politics: Which burdens can this system still bear?” will take place at the law firm…

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