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国際通貨基金(IMF)の報告は、スペインの不良債権の銀行は、最低400億0000'0000ユーロの欧州救済基金の資金注入が必要と推定,総額は900億0000'0000ユーロから1200億0000'0000ユーロ
El FMI calcula que la banca española necesita fondos por unos 40.000 millones
El informe del organismo concluye que las necesidades de saneamiento totales suman 90.000 millones, pero una parte de esa cifra puede ser asumida por las entidades
The IMF estimates that Spanish banks need funds for about 40,000 million
The report concludes that the body needs totaling 90,000 million total sanitation but a part of that figure may be taken by entities
Reuters Madrid 7 JUN 2012 - 16:08 CET
The report concludes that the body needs totaling 90,000 million total sanitation but a part of that figure may be taken by entities
Reuters Madrid 7 JUN 2012 - 16:08 CET
The report has developed the International Monetary Fund on the Spanish banking sector entities concluded that problems need a capital injection of at least 40,000 million euros, according to two financial sources cited by Reuters. The figure finally give the IMF and, after this, the auditors offering to which the Government has commissioned a review of the bench will be key to setting capital requirements required in the sector and the amount of money that Spain could need for European bailout funds.
However, according to Reuters added, the final figure that Spain ask the rescue fund will exceed the governing body of Christine Lagarde by poor market conditions. The Economy Minister Luis de Guindos, advanced on Wednesday that in any case, the Government will not take any decision on whether to enable the rescue until you know the results of evaluations. To overcome the reluctance of the executive to ask for foreign aid, Germany raises the possibility of a bailout that only involves mild conditions and settings for the sector.
The report, to be unveiled next Monday, estimates that the total needs to clean up the Spanish banking sector added 90,000 million, but the healthiest banks may assume for themselves a good part of that figure, according to one source.
more informationGermany presents a mild rescue of Spain through the state banking fundThe bank believes that consultants require much capitalBrussels says that the figures published on the bench are "crazy"
"The shortage of capital for Spanish banks will be around 40,000 million euros after taken into account the ability of some entities to cover expected losses from their own resources," said the official said.
At the IMF report, which said in its preliminary findings that 70% of Spanish banks was in good health, will be added in the coming weeks the conclusions of the independent audit being carried out Oliver Wyman and Roland Berger. Guindos Minister considers that the figures give these independent auditors will be similar to the international body. Their results will be available in 10 or 15 days. The ECB has already warned that rate it better than "realistic" to ensure the same solution.
With the difficulty of financing the deficit under his coat banking with the differential of around 500 basis points against the clock Spain negotiates with its European partners a support mechanism for financing ailing banks for which the audit is a prerequisite and is expected to take away the limelight from the IMF estimates.
S & P estimates that the dealer must be provisioned 112,000 million
The rating agency Standard & Poor's also has accounts on the status of the Spanish financial sector, under the lights after the nationalization of Bankia and the questions raised by the actual state of their accounts. According to the company, one of the three that dominate the business of measuring risk, banks will face during this and next year a provision of between 80,000 and 112,000 million in the best case for asset impairments and the rise in defaults on loans to real estate. Despite the bulky figure, S & P believes that the challenge is manageable, even after discounting the millions who can obtain on their own ability to generate results, shortage of cover between 20,000 and 52,000 million euros.
This amount represents losses recorded actual operating entities. However, it is reduced to a strip that runs between 14,000 to 36,000 million euros after tax. Of this amount, 10,000 million could be absorbed by the Deposit Guarantee Fund, through the scheme and provided to the CAM and Unnimm. In addition, banks could cover part of the sum by selling assets, absorbing some of the losses through preferential participacones and consuming its capital reserve.
"In this context, we believe that the capital contribution that the Spanish Government or the European Union would probably have to supply the Spanish banks would be reasonable and would focus on a limited number of institutions," says S & P.
Among the expected provisions, the agency also includes between 5,000 and 16,000 million as outstanding to declare losses of 2011.
However, according to Reuters added, the final figure that Spain ask the rescue fund will exceed the governing body of Christine Lagarde by poor market conditions. The Economy Minister Luis de Guindos, advanced on Wednesday that in any case, the Government will not take any decision on whether to enable the rescue until you know the results of evaluations. To overcome the reluctance of the executive to ask for foreign aid, Germany raises the possibility of a bailout that only involves mild conditions and settings for the sector.
The report, to be unveiled next Monday, estimates that the total needs to clean up the Spanish banking sector added 90,000 million, but the healthiest banks may assume for themselves a good part of that figure, according to one source.
more informationGermany presents a mild rescue of Spain through the state banking fundThe bank believes that consultants require much capitalBrussels says that the figures published on the bench are "crazy"
"The shortage of capital for Spanish banks will be around 40,000 million euros after taken into account the ability of some entities to cover expected losses from their own resources," said the official said.
At the IMF report, which said in its preliminary findings that 70% of Spanish banks was in good health, will be added in the coming weeks the conclusions of the independent audit being carried out Oliver Wyman and Roland Berger. Guindos Minister considers that the figures give these independent auditors will be similar to the international body. Their results will be available in 10 or 15 days. The ECB has already warned that rate it better than "realistic" to ensure the same solution.
With the difficulty of financing the deficit under his coat banking with the differential of around 500 basis points against the clock Spain negotiates with its European partners a support mechanism for financing ailing banks for which the audit is a prerequisite and is expected to take away the limelight from the IMF estimates.
S & P estimates that the dealer must be provisioned 112,000 million
The rating agency Standard & Poor's also has accounts on the status of the Spanish financial sector, under the lights after the nationalization of Bankia and the questions raised by the actual state of their accounts. According to the company, one of the three that dominate the business of measuring risk, banks will face during this and next year a provision of between 80,000 and 112,000 million in the best case for asset impairments and the rise in defaults on loans to real estate. Despite the bulky figure, S & P believes that the challenge is manageable, even after discounting the millions who can obtain on their own ability to generate results, shortage of cover between 20,000 and 52,000 million euros.
This amount represents losses recorded actual operating entities. However, it is reduced to a strip that runs between 14,000 to 36,000 million euros after tax. Of this amount, 10,000 million could be absorbed by the Deposit Guarantee Fund, through the scheme and provided to the CAM and Unnimm. In addition, banks could cover part of the sum by selling assets, absorbing some of the losses through preferential participacones and consuming its capital reserve.
"In this context, we believe that the capital contribution that the Spanish Government or the European Union would probably have to supply the Spanish banks would be reasonable and would focus on a limited number of institutions," says S & P.
Among the expected provisions, the agency also includes between 5,000 and 16,000 million as outstanding to declare losses of 2011.
国際通貨基金(IMF)の報告は、スペインの不良債権の銀行は、最低400億0000'0000ユーロの欧州救済基金の資金注入が必要と推定, 総額は900億0000'0000ユーロから1200億0000'0000ユーロ
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