1/4 of the deposit in Switzerland banks were withdrawed last year!

瑞士银行业去年损失　四分之一存款
（2009-02-25）
（日内瓦美联电）瑞士各家银行的存户去年提取出了1万4100亿瑞士法郎（约1万8500亿新元）的存款，这超出了该国银行存款总数的25%。对原已面对严重财经危机、两家主要银行严重亏损，以及面对美国官司的瑞士银行业而言，简直是雪上加霜。
　　瑞士国家银行一份月度报告显示，瑞士各家银行的存款额下跌27％，现在只有3万8200亿法郎，是自2005年8月以来的新低。

　　据报道，外国存户去年所提取的款项，比他们存入户口的多出8820亿法郎，而瑞士存户的净提款额也高达5310亿法郎。

　　现在，外国存户在瑞士的存款剩1万3860亿法郎，减少了23％；而瑞士存户剩下的存款数额为4170亿法郎，减少了28％。

　　该份报告没有注明个别银行的提款额，但瑞士两家主要银行都表示，他们的存户去年提出了数千亿法郎。

　　瑞士银行（UBS AG）透露，该银行去年的净提款达到2260亿法郎。本月初，瑞士银行公布业绩，全年亏损高达197亿法郎，是瑞士企业史上最巨额损失。

　　与此同时，美国指控瑞士银行妨碍美国国内税务局办公的案件，也让瑞士银行的形象受损，并导致该银行的股价下跌9.1％至每股10法郎的新低。

　　另外，瑞士信贷的提款额也多达数百法郎，该银行去年的全年净亏损为82亿法郎。

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