Brussels (Reuters) - group financial Franco-Belgian Dexia (DEXI.)(BR) is to hold talks with the regulators of the European Union in the coming days to amend a restructuring plan that it has agreed to after receiving a bailout in 2008.
Friday, Dexia - which received approximately 6 billion euros ($8.57 billion) of France, Belgium and Luxembourg in September 2008 - took a 3.6 billion euros hit to clear its balance sheet, low quality active U.S. and accelerate sales leap.
"We will provide the Commission with all the detailed measures in the coming days," a spokesman for the group said Tuesday, referring to the Executive of the European Union.
Dexia has already assigned a Slovak unit and must also sell its public funding activities in Italy and Spain.
Belgian media reported that the talks with the Commission could begin as early as Tuesday.
(Reported by Robert-Jan Bartunek; editing by Charlie Dunmore and Erica Billingham)
($ 1 = 7000 euro.)
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