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Mixed results for Societe Generale 
Greek losses drag SocGen profit down 
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Crédit Agricole’s Greek tragedy First-quarter profits at Société Générale dropped short of expectations as the bank suffered as a result of the unrest in the Arab world.
France’s second-biggest listed bank is the most exposed European financial institution in Egypt and North Africa.
The bank expects things to improve in the coming quarters, but there are those around who doubt it.
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