諮問会社のオリバー·ワイマン(OLIVER WYMAN)によるスペインの金融システムの銀行のストレステストの結果によると、BANCO MARE NOSTRUM は、22億0800万0000ユーロの資金が必要
BMN presenta un defecto de capital de 2.208 millones de euros
La entidad venderá activos por 1.000 millones para reducir el desfase
El País Madrid 28 SEP 2012 - 19:26 CET
BMN defective in capital of 2,208 million euros
The company sold 1,000 million in assets to reduce the gap
The Country Madrid 28 SEP 2012 - 19:26 CET
Banco Mare Nostrum (BMN), the bank from the merger of Cajamurcia, Caixa Penedès, Caja Granada and Sa Nostra, announced the results of a coordinated approach by the consultancy Oliver Wyman reveal that their capital requirements in the baseline scenario, the -more expected amount to 368 million euros, while the needs in a hypothetical scenario particularly adverse (which includes, for example, a fall of 4% of GDP in 2012), and a probability of less than 1%, stood at 2,208 million euros.
To mitigate these needs, the company informed the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) that it intends to include in the plan submitted to the Bank of Spain at the time specified by the regulations, measures that consist mainly in asset sales. Consequently, BMN expected to reduce their capital requirements up to 1,000 million euros.
In early September, Banco Popular and BMN acknowledged that, "in the analysis of the alternatives" offered by the restructuring process that is involved in the financial sector were "evaluating" the integration of the two entities. Verified, the transaction would lead to fourth-Spanish private banking group excluding the Bankia-and summarily nationalized assets of about 230,000 million euros.
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