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Own-sovereign risk higher in peripheral eurozone countries

Portuguese, Greek, Italian, Irish and Spanish banks have 51% of their sovereign portfolios invested in domestic debt

Banks in countries most affected by the eurozone sovereign crisis – Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain – hold more own-country risk as a percentage of their government bond portfolios than their EU peers, though they did pare exposures in 2019, data from the European Union-wide transparency exercise shows. 

In aggregate, the 34 lenders in the peripheral euorzone countries covered by the

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