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国際通過基金(IMF)は、スペインの銀行を健全化するため、公的資金の導入を示唆
El FMI reclama dinero público para sanear el sector financiero español
El Fondo pide a Bankia sin citarla medidas “rápidas y decisivas” para sanearse
Lagarde publica por adelantado las conclusiones por decisión de Guindos
The IMF calls for public money to clean up the Spanish financial sector
The Fund seeks to Bankia without citing measures "swift and decisive action" to sanitize
Lagarde findings published in advance by a decision of Guindos
Miguel Jimenez Madrid 25 ABR 2012 - 18:55 CET
The Fund seeks to Bankia without citing measures "swift and decisive action" to sanitize
Lagarde findings published in advance by a decision of Guindos
Miguel Jimenez Madrid 25 ABR 2012 - 18:55 CET
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) considers that the costs of rescuing troubled Spanish banks are too high to be borne only by the industry and believes that public money may be needed. The governing body has suspended a Christine Lagarde 10 entities in tests of resistance to the Spanish banks, as explained in the preliminary findings of his quinquennial report on the sector. Among them are five already acquired or merged, the three nationalized for auction, and two independents who did not identify, one of which is Bankia, according to various sources.
The report notes that the big Spanish banks are solid, which has "reduced concerns about the solvency of the whole system." But it also underlines that it has identified 10 weak banks and, most with public aid after an endurance test conducted by the technical team of the agency, who was in Spain from 1 to February 21 and 12 to 25 in April. In fact, five have already been acquired or have merged with other solvents and three (Novagalicia, CatalunyaCaixa and Banco de Valencia) "are in the process of being auctioned." "The remaining two have submitted business plans that have been approved by the supervisor. In order to preserve financial stability, it is essential that these banks, particularly the larger ones, take swift and decisive action to strengthen their balance sheets and improve their management and corporate governance, "the report said. Various sources claim that the entity "larger" referred to the report is the BFA-Bankia group, which has submitted a plan to the Bank of Spain, accepted by this, with a series of measures to strengthen its balance sheet and solvency and going solo.
The spread of the full study is not scheduled until June and it is unusual for the IMF to publish the preliminary findings. This time I made by decision of the Ministry of Economy, according to sources familiar with the report, in what some see as a form of pressure, especially given the reference to Bankia. Economy Ministry sources say that the IMF was asked if he was all right and Economics concluded that there were problems. However, not all text is favorable to the views of the department of Luis de Guindos, which means that the cost of the bailouts so assume the Deposit Guarantee Fund, financed by the sector. The Fund, however, believes that "to avoid the costs are too high resolution that can support the sector, the exhaustion of the options for private recapitalization may require greater use of public funding to preserve the stability and avoid excessive financial leveraging, "says the text.
Ten entities suspend the test, but only two independent
The IMF sees priority "deal comprehensively and effectively the troubled assets in bank portfolios," referring to the estate, for which points to a range of management options, "including their maintenance in the balance sheets of banks and the establishment of partnerships specialized public or private asset management. " The government is committed to the creation of private corporations not controlled by the banks, so as not to strengthen their balance sheets.
In the absence of the final report, previous findings do not contain the slightest criticism of the supervisory task of the Bank of Spain.
The report notes that the big Spanish banks are solid, which has "reduced concerns about the solvency of the whole system." But it also underlines that it has identified 10 weak banks and, most with public aid after an endurance test conducted by the technical team of the agency, who was in Spain from 1 to February 21 and 12 to 25 in April. In fact, five have already been acquired or have merged with other solvents and three (Novagalicia, CatalunyaCaixa and Banco de Valencia) "are in the process of being auctioned." "The remaining two have submitted business plans that have been approved by the supervisor. In order to preserve financial stability, it is essential that these banks, particularly the larger ones, take swift and decisive action to strengthen their balance sheets and improve their management and corporate governance, "the report said. Various sources claim that the entity "larger" referred to the report is the BFA-Bankia group, which has submitted a plan to the Bank of Spain, accepted by this, with a series of measures to strengthen its balance sheet and solvency and going solo.
The spread of the full study is not scheduled until June and it is unusual for the IMF to publish the preliminary findings. This time I made by decision of the Ministry of Economy, according to sources familiar with the report, in what some see as a form of pressure, especially given the reference to Bankia. Economy Ministry sources say that the IMF was asked if he was all right and Economics concluded that there were problems. However, not all text is favorable to the views of the department of Luis de Guindos, which means that the cost of the bailouts so assume the Deposit Guarantee Fund, financed by the sector. The Fund, however, believes that "to avoid the costs are too high resolution that can support the sector, the exhaustion of the options for private recapitalization may require greater use of public funding to preserve the stability and avoid excessive financial leveraging, "says the text.
Ten entities suspend the test, but only two independent
The IMF sees priority "deal comprehensively and effectively the troubled assets in bank portfolios," referring to the estate, for which points to a range of management options, "including their maintenance in the balance sheets of banks and the establishment of partnerships specialized public or private asset management. " The government is committed to the creation of private corporations not controlled by the banks, so as not to strengthen their balance sheets.
In the absence of the final report, previous findings do not contain the slightest criticism of the supervisory task of the Bank of Spain.
国際通過基金(IMF)は、スペインの銀行を健全化するため、公的資金の導入を示唆
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