It seems Greek shipowners possess far greater foresight than many local bank customers and well-off Russians with large sums of money in banks on Cyprus.
Head of shipping at the major Norwegian bank DNB, Harald Serck-Hanssen, tells newspaper Finansavisen on Tuesday, and according to Tradewinds, that seven billion NOK, or USD 1.2 billion, have been transferred to the bank from Greek shipowners who have moved their money of out banks on Cyprus.
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