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スペインの不良債権問題のBANKIA銀行への235億0000'0000ユーロの公的資金の投入は、他の銀行への104億0400万0000ユーロの銀行再編基金と、62億0200万0000ユーロの預金保障基金の合計の166億0600万0000ユーロより多い
Bankia consume más fondos que todos los demás rescates de entidades juntos
El FROB no tiene liquidez suficiente para acometer aún el rescate en efectivo
Su posición de liquidez es de 5.300 millones más otros 9.000 disponibles
Miguel Jiménez Madrid25 MAY 2012 - 16:11 CET
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Bankia consume more funds than all the other bailouts of entities together
The FROB is not liquid enough to tackle even the cash surrender
Its liquidity position is more than 5,300 million another 9,000 available
Miguel Jimenez Madrid 25 MAY 2012 - 16:11 CET
The rescue group Bankia is not only the largest ever to a financial institution, but their amount exceeds that of all others made during the crisis. The last presentation, updated in April, the Bank Restructuring Fund (FROB) cifraba total body support to financial institutions 9,404,000 4,465,000 plus for Bankia. To this figure add another 6.202 million guaranteed by the Deposit Guarantee Fund (FGD). In total, therefore 15.606 million for nine other entities, which should add another 1,000 million to inject into Banco de Valencia and additional support to the merger of Caja Duero, Spain Unicaja, not yet fully realize. Still, the figure is less than the total of 23,000 billion needed to rescue the entity headed by José Ignacio Goirigolzarri.
So far as the presentation of the FROB, the bailout has committed more funds was that of CAM, with 5.249 million euros. However, the Banco Sabadell was the entity with an asset protection plan that may end up raising the final bill, payable by the FGD. Excluding Bankia group (which had already committed 4.465 million), the next entity that has received more public funds as capital and preference shares is Novacaixagalicia nationalized, with 3.627 million. And the third was Caixa Catalunya, also nationalized, with 2.968 million.
more informationThe council meets Bankia for ransom of 20,000 millionA single entity called Guindos more than expected for the entire sectorEditorial: Public ExplanationPart of war: eight institutions taken over or nationalized
The problem is that the rescue of Bankia is not the end of the story of restructuring and reorganization of the Spanish financial sector. Chances are that in future the number required for entities other than the committed Bankia, both because they crop up losses of asset protection schemes in place as new bailouts that should be undertaken.
But only for the rescue of Finance and Savings Bank, parent of the group Bankia, the liquidity of FROB is already inadequate. According to the presentation to investors last month, the FROB had a "strong liquidity position" that was embodied in "5,300 million in cash and 9,000 million immediately available." Even without that there is already another 1,000 million committed to the Banco de Valencia, these 14,300 million are clearly insufficient to cover the rescue of BFA immediately.
Yes, the FROB says it has capacity to finance (including state guarantees, credit lines and uncalled capital) so that these can reach 14,300 million available to add another 13,000 billion in cash. This, however, would have to go to markets at a time when the risk premium on Spanish debt is at record highs.
スペインの不良債権問題のBANKIA銀行への235億0000'0000ユーロの公的資金の投入は、他の銀行への104億0400万0000ユーロの銀行再編基金と、62億0200万0000ユーロの預金保障基金の合計の166億0600万0000ユーロより多い
The FROB is not liquid enough to tackle even the cash surrender
Its liquidity position is more than 5,300 million another 9,000 available
Miguel Jimenez Madrid 25 MAY 2012 - 16:11 CET
The rescue group Bankia is not only the largest ever to a financial institution, but their amount exceeds that of all others made during the crisis. The last presentation, updated in April, the Bank Restructuring Fund (FROB) cifraba total body support to financial institutions 9,404,000 4,465,000 plus for Bankia. To this figure add another 6.202 million guaranteed by the Deposit Guarantee Fund (FGD). In total, therefore 15.606 million for nine other entities, which should add another 1,000 million to inject into Banco de Valencia and additional support to the merger of Caja Duero, Spain Unicaja, not yet fully realize. Still, the figure is less than the total of 23,000 billion needed to rescue the entity headed by José Ignacio Goirigolzarri.
So far as the presentation of the FROB, the bailout has committed more funds was that of CAM, with 5.249 million euros. However, the Banco Sabadell was the entity with an asset protection plan that may end up raising the final bill, payable by the FGD. Excluding Bankia group (which had already committed 4.465 million), the next entity that has received more public funds as capital and preference shares is Novacaixagalicia nationalized, with 3.627 million. And the third was Caixa Catalunya, also nationalized, with 2.968 million.
more informationThe council meets Bankia for ransom of 20,000 millionA single entity called Guindos more than expected for the entire sectorEditorial: Public ExplanationPart of war: eight institutions taken over or nationalized
The problem is that the rescue of Bankia is not the end of the story of restructuring and reorganization of the Spanish financial sector. Chances are that in future the number required for entities other than the committed Bankia, both because they crop up losses of asset protection schemes in place as new bailouts that should be undertaken.
But only for the rescue of Finance and Savings Bank, parent of the group Bankia, the liquidity of FROB is already inadequate. According to the presentation to investors last month, the FROB had a "strong liquidity position" that was embodied in "5,300 million in cash and 9,000 million immediately available." Even without that there is already another 1,000 million committed to the Banco de Valencia, these 14,300 million are clearly insufficient to cover the rescue of BFA immediately.
Yes, the FROB says it has capacity to finance (including state guarantees, credit lines and uncalled capital) so that these can reach 14,300 million available to add another 13,000 billion in cash. This, however, would have to go to markets at a time when the risk premium on Spanish debt is at record highs.
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