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Alfredo Sáenz ve “con buenos ojos” que España pida el rescate europeo
El consejero delegado del Santander cree que ayudará a reducir la prima de riesgo
EFE Madrid 25 OCT 2012 - 12:10 CET
Alfredo Sáenz see "welcome" that Spain prompted the European bailout
The CEO of Santander believes will help reduce the risk premium
Madrid EFE 25 OCT 2012 - 12:10 CET
The CEO of Banco Santander, Alfredo Saenz, today has shown that the program relied on buying sovereign debt of the European Central Bank (ECB), which could ask the Spanish government to help the financial sector without such difficulties in the market and noted that sees "welcome" that prompted the bailout Spain.
Alfredo Saenz has well expressed during the presentation to analysts, the results recorded by the institution between January and September, when he won 1,804 million euros, 66% less, after covering 90% of the requirements of the regulations inmobilarios risks approved by the Government.
Also, was responding to questions from analysts about how it may affect the Spanish banking financial aid request from Spain to its European partners.
In this sense, the CEO of Banco Santander has said it "seems clear" that any line of credit to be provided by international organizations and to facilitate the financing of the Treasury, "will help reduce the risk premium on Spanish".
And thus also diminish differentials banks, especially of the main Spanish financial system in the international wholesale markets, which would help the bank financing. "We see it with good eyes," he concluded.
As for the "bad bank", the government approved in mid-November, Saenz acknowledged that concerns the relationship between the transfer price of assets by entities owned by the state and its impact on the rest of the sector , you might have to hoard more supplies.
But in the conference call with analysts, has found that despite the discount that applies to real estate assets that pass to the "bad bank", "no item" to take you to think of another decree to raise the requirements of provisions.
In any case, that does not mean that the market will end if the nationalized banks demanding their toxic assets transferred with significant discounts, according to Saenz, will be coming to the adverse scenario of the stress tests of Oliver Wyman.
The "number two" Santander Bank has predicted that transfer pricing will be between 7% and 13% below the levels of the baseline scenario of the consultant and therefore next to the stage "stressed".
This will make a difference to the value of provisions requiring the two royal decrees issued by the government, but believes it will be "small" and "justified because there are transmission costs, operating and even a profit incentive to potential investors."
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