Список проголосовавших за комментарий "The 12 Stocks That Will Get Hammered When Europe Is Forced To Restructure:<br/> <br/> #12 Deutsche Bank — Correlation: -39.1% — Current Stock Price: €42.10<br/> #11 Credit Suisse — Correlation: -41.9% — Current Stock Price: €36.50<br/> #10 KBC Group — Correlation: -43.9% — Current Stock Price: €28.60<br/> #9 Generali — Correlation: -44.3% — Current Stock Price: €15.80<br/> #8 Credit Agricole — Correlation: -46.4% — Current Stock Price: €10.80<br/> #7 Unicredit — Correlation: -46.9% — Current Stock Price: €1.60<br/> #6 AXA — Correlation: -49.1% — Current Stock Price: €14.50<br/> #5 ING Group — Correlation: -49.8% — Current Stock Price: €8.40<br/> #4 BNP Paribas — Correlation: -51.3% — Current Stock Price: €53.40<br/> #3 Intesa Sanpaolo — Correlation: -52.3% — Current Stock Price: €2.00<br/> #2 BBVA — Correlation: -56.7% — Current Stock Price: €8.10<br/> #1 Santander — Correlation: -58.0% — Current Stock Price: €8.10<br/> <br/> Here's Who Gets Slammed If Greece Restructures:<br/> — Japanese banks hold $500 million in Greek debt<br/> — Spanish banks hold $600 million in Greek debt<br/> — U.S. banks hold $1.8 billion in Greek debt<br/> — Italian banks hold $2.6 billion in Greek debt<br/> — UK banks hold $3.2 billion in Greek debt<br/> — French banks hold $19.8 billion in Greek debt<br/> — German banks hold $26.3 billion in Greek debt<br/> — Other Eurozone countries hold $15.7 billion in Greek debt"