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"Feb 11 France's largest bank BNP Paribas is pulling out of a niche U.S. energy lending business for the second time in four years after plunging oil prices dragged what was once seen as some of the safest energy loans into losses.

"Given the current environment in the oil and gas markets and the short to medium term outlook, BNP Paribas has decided to halt the redevelopment of its reserve-based lending business," BNP said in a statement.

BNP shut its reserve-based lending business in Houston after 13-year-low oil prices stoked concerns of rising loan defaults among borrowers, according to two sources."