LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Worries over the state of the Austrian banking industry continued Tuesday after a report -- swiftly denied by the bank itself -- that Oesterreichische Volksbanken had been put on a watch list by a concerned central bank. The report in Austrian newspaper Die Presse said the country's fourth-largest financial institution was viewed as systemically important and had been asked to put forward a new strategy. It came a day after Austria said it had nationalized its sixth-biggest lender, Hypo Group Alpe Adria, after rising loan losses in Eastern Europe threatened to bring down the bank. See story on Hypo Alpe's nationalization. http://www.marketwatch.com/story/worries-over-volksbanken-hit-austria-2009-12-15 Everything just fine...