Germany's HSH Nordbank saved from collapse

Sting on tour with The Police singing his heart out in 2007 in the HSH Nordbank Arena in Hamburg. HSH Nordbank is to receive state aid in order not to go under. Archive photo.
Sting on tour with The Police singing his heart out in 2007 in the HSH Nordbank Arena in Hamburg. HSH Nordbank is to receive state aid in order not to go under. Archive photo.
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Another day, another bailout: Yet another German bank is getting state aid to stop it from going under as a result of the global financial crisis.

The troubled HSH Nordbank is to receive a capital injection of EUR 3 billion (USD 3.8 billion) from the state of Schleswig-Holstein and the city-state of Hamburg under a deal announced Tuesday by Schleswig-Holstein Governor Peter Harry Carstensen and Hamburg Mayor Ole von Beust. The bank will also receive a state-backed credit guarantee worth EUR 10 billion.

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