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スペインの合併したBANKIA銀行(信用金庫)は、318億0000'0000ユーロの不良債権を抱え、銀行健全化に失敗した銀行頭取の強制排出辞任となる
Bankia: de la macrofusión a la dimisión de Rato
Cronología de la unión bancaria que nació en junio del 2011, fruto de la alianza entre Caja Madrid y Bancaja
Bankia: macrofusión of de Rato's resignation
Timeline of banking union was born in June 2011, the fruit of the alliance between Caja Madrid and Bancaja
The Country Madrid 8 MAY 2012 - 00:00 CET
Timeline of banking union was born in June 2011, the fruit of the alliance between Caja Madrid and Bancaja
The Country Madrid 8 MAY 2012 - 00:00 CET
January 29, 2010. Rodrigo Rato, reaches the Caja Madrid presidency after months of internal warfare between the president of the PP, Mariano Rajoy and the president of Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre.
June 11, 2010. Bancaja and Caja Madrid announced an agreement to create the largest savings bank in Spain. Both entities together with Caja de Canarias, La Rioja, Avila, Segovia and Laietana, formed in December resulting society Institutional Protection System (IPS), Finance and Savings Bank (BFA).
March 2011. The new entity Bankia launches as a trademark. BFA uses public capital by the Fund of Bank Restructuring (FROB) for 4.465 million. This month starts the paperwork to go public.
May 20, 2011. Rodrigo Rato appointed Vice President of Banca March, Francisco Verdú, as CEO of Bankia.
June 22, 2011. Bankia is forced to delay a week the IPO prospectus for market instability due to the first rescue of Greece, as conceded in the state. A week later, its board approved the IPO to attract 4,000 million euros.
July 2011. The rating agency Moody's downgrades the credit rating of BFA to two notches above junk bond just a few weeks after its IPO.
July 20, 2011. Bankia bag finally comes with a price of 3.75 euros action, 15% less than that announced in the prospectus delivered to the CNMV
November 2011. Bankia Vice President, Jose Luis Olivas, admits that he will leave the board after some disagreements with Rodrigo Rato as a result of uncovering the financial problems of Banco de Valencia.
February 2, 2012. The Government approved the reform of financial system that requires lenders to provide additional provisions for real estate assets.
February 2012. Rato said that Bankia not need to merge or require state aid to clean up their balance sheets with toxic assets 31,000 million.
April 2012. The IMF urged Bankia, without citing, to strengthen its balance sheet and improve its management.
June 11, 2010. Bancaja and Caja Madrid announced an agreement to create the largest savings bank in Spain. Both entities together with Caja de Canarias, La Rioja, Avila, Segovia and Laietana, formed in December resulting society Institutional Protection System (IPS), Finance and Savings Bank (BFA).
March 2011. The new entity Bankia launches as a trademark. BFA uses public capital by the Fund of Bank Restructuring (FROB) for 4.465 million. This month starts the paperwork to go public.
May 20, 2011. Rodrigo Rato appointed Vice President of Banca March, Francisco Verdú, as CEO of Bankia.
June 22, 2011. Bankia is forced to delay a week the IPO prospectus for market instability due to the first rescue of Greece, as conceded in the state. A week later, its board approved the IPO to attract 4,000 million euros.
July 2011. The rating agency Moody's downgrades the credit rating of BFA to two notches above junk bond just a few weeks after its IPO.
July 20, 2011. Bankia bag finally comes with a price of 3.75 euros action, 15% less than that announced in the prospectus delivered to the CNMV
November 2011. Bankia Vice President, Jose Luis Olivas, admits that he will leave the board after some disagreements with Rodrigo Rato as a result of uncovering the financial problems of Banco de Valencia.
February 2, 2012. The Government approved the reform of financial system that requires lenders to provide additional provisions for real estate assets.
February 2012. Rato said that Bankia not need to merge or require state aid to clean up their balance sheets with toxic assets 31,000 million.
April 2012. The IMF urged Bankia, without citing, to strengthen its balance sheet and improve its management.
スペインの合併したBANKIA銀行(信用金庫)は、318億0000'0000ユーロの不良債権を抱え、銀行健全化に失敗した銀行頭取の強制辞任となる
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