Fortis seeks to boost solvency by $12.5 billion
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Fortis said on Thursday it plans to shore up its finances with measures worth more than 8 billion euros ($12.54 billion), including issuing new shares, hitting its stock on dilution worries.
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