Belgium cb's shares fall ahead of court rule

- Central Banking staff
- 24 Oct 2003

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The National Bank of Belgium's shares fell on Friday 24 October on fears that the country's Supreme Court would rule against the central bank in a case to decide ownership of the Bank's assets. An action group representing shareholders in the bank is suing the bank and the Belgian state, which holds a 50 pe rcent stake, in a battle over possession of the bank's reserves.

Source: Reuters

Shares in National Bank of Belgium fell again on Friday as investors feared the country's Supreme Court would

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