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Almunia reclama un plan de reestructuración para Bankia
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Agencias Bruselas8 MAY 2012 - 12:50 CET
Almunia calls for a restructuring plan for Bankia
The Commissioner argued that if state aid, they must go through the control of Brussels
Agencies Brussels 8 MAY 2012 - 12:50 CET
The Commissioner argued that if state aid, they must go through the control of Brussels
Agencies Brussels 8 MAY 2012 - 12:50 CET
Vice President of the Commission responsible for Competition, Joaquin Almunia, said Tuesday that if Bankia receive, "as it looks", public aid to survive Brussels will present a restructuring plan designed to secure the viability of the business model and a "appropriate distribution" of the costs of the rescue and reducing distortions of competition.
"If, as seems, Bankia will receive aid" of any kind, Almunia has explained, it "requires submission of a restructuring plan" for the EU executive to authorize them. This plan has continued, include "known conditions: the viability of the business model, the appropriate distribution of loads and efforts and the elimination of distortions of competition."
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The EU executive vice president said that Spain still has not officially reported the plan to rescue Bankia. "On the new decisions and measures, to the extent not yet known, it is difficult for the notified me," said.
However, explained that in his meeting last week with the Minister of Economy, Luis de Guindos, he conveyed "the will of the Spanish Government to work in the most intense and closely as possible with the Commission services responsible control of State aid. "
The objective of this close cooperation between Spain and the EU executive is that "everything we have to analyze and decide on the new phase of restructuring the Spanish banking system takes place under optimum conditions and final decisions can be made by our part in the shorter time frame possible. "
When Bankia received a contribution of 4.465 million in the first Bank Restructuring Fund (FROB) the aid notified to Brussels. But at that time did not require formal approval of the Commission if public funds would not exceed 2% of risk weighted assets.
However, Almunia pointed out that since 1 January 2011 "there is no minimum or maximum level." "Any public support-either in terms of guarantees and warranties, whether in terms of capital contribution in different formulas or any other term toxic asset insurance-requires submission of a restructuring plan to pass the aid as compatible "he insisted.
"If, as seems, Bankia will receive aid" of any kind, Almunia has explained, it "requires submission of a restructuring plan" for the EU executive to authorize them. This plan has continued, include "known conditions: the viability of the business model, the appropriate distribution of loads and efforts and the elimination of distortions of competition."
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The EU executive vice president said that Spain still has not officially reported the plan to rescue Bankia. "On the new decisions and measures, to the extent not yet known, it is difficult for the notified me," said.
However, explained that in his meeting last week with the Minister of Economy, Luis de Guindos, he conveyed "the will of the Spanish Government to work in the most intense and closely as possible with the Commission services responsible control of State aid. "
The objective of this close cooperation between Spain and the EU executive is that "everything we have to analyze and decide on the new phase of restructuring the Spanish banking system takes place under optimum conditions and final decisions can be made by our part in the shorter time frame possible. "
When Bankia received a contribution of 4.465 million in the first Bank Restructuring Fund (FROB) the aid notified to Brussels. But at that time did not require formal approval of the Commission if public funds would not exceed 2% of risk weighted assets.
However, Almunia pointed out that since 1 January 2011 "there is no minimum or maximum level." "Any public support-either in terms of guarantees and warranties, whether in terms of capital contribution in different formulas or any other term toxic asset insurance-requires submission of a restructuring plan to pass the aid as compatible "he insisted.
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