Here's Who Gets Clobbered If Greece Defaults
Mamta Badkar and Simone Foxman | Feb. 6, 2012, 5:07 AM | 159,448 | 17

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All eyes are on Greece again as the country continues its negotiations with private creditors and foreign leaders.

The parties must agree to reforms that Greece must take before the debt-laden country can get access to desperately-needed bailout funds.

On March 20, Greece will have to make a €14.5 billion repayment. Without the bailout funds, Greece risks going into default.

And a default has been described by many as being chaotic.

What follows is a look at the entities exposed to Greece.
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BIS Quarterly Review, December 2011

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Pues España es una de las que menos deuda griega tiene...O sea que los grandes ya procurarán que no caiga, como sea.