The worst performing European bank stock of 2011...

It was a disastrous year to be investing in large European banks – with the share price of one financial institution falling by as much as 76.5%

Commerzbank, which was last month told by the European Banking Authority to find €5.3bn of extra capital by the end of June, was the worst performing large-cap banking stock in Europe last year, according to analysis by Financial News.

In what was a disastrous year to be investing in large European banks, the German bank underperformed all others after its share price crashed by 76.54% during the year from €5.55 at the close of trading on December 31, 2010, to €1.3 at the end of December 30, the last trading day of 2011.

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