スペインの銀行再編基金は、預金者を守るためにBANKIA銀行の株価を下げさせた
Economía pincha la burbuja de Bankia para proteger al ahorrador
La entidad se desploma un 19% en Bolsa tras 11 días consecutivos el alza
La alerta de que los inversores tendrán que asumir pérdidas en el rescate frena la escalada
Consulta la evolución de las acciones de Bankia al minuto
Álvaro Romero Madrid 10 AGO 2012 - 20:41 CET
Punctures the bubble economy Bankia to protect savers
The body falls 19% on the stock exchange after rising 11 consecutive days
The warning that investors will have to take losses in the rescue climbing curbs
See the evolution of the shares of the minute Bankia
Alvaro Romero Madrid 10 AGO 2012 - 20:41 CET
The Bank Restructuring Fund (FROB) broke on Friday in an unprecedented step in the markets in order to prick the bubble that had allowed Bankia triple its stock market value in record time to prevent the euphoria over atrapase small savers in the entity. To do this, the public turned to the classic appeal of fear by warning that shareholders will lose money to pay their share of the ransom.
However, in this case, this is also the argument of pure logic, but something that is going slow may seem paradoxical, since Bankia and its parent, Bank Savings Financial, are nationalized and survive only thanks to public money . Neither makes sense that something that will cost billions to European taxpayers will serve to enrich a few.
From Brussels, argues that the bailout has to have the lowest possible cost to public funds, it is clear it did not look kindly on the effects of speculation in Bankia. According to financial sources, the Commission should also under pressure to curb the rise, although the EU executive spokesman said they do not fall in market events. The Spanish government, meanwhile, was referred to the text of the statement of the FROB.
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The note ended the upward climb had barely a paragraph and it actually did not say anything new. But it was very strong, "and Banco de Valencia Bankia are subject to rigorous review process accounting, revaluation of his assets, the group closed 2011 with Bankia a loss of 3.318 million, and restructuring." Then let go depth charges to recall that according to the agreement of the bank rescue, "the shareholders shall participate in covering the cost of the reorganization of entities that need aid." And Bankia is the most European funds needed 19,000 million euros, according to the team calculates its new president, Jose Ignacio Goirigolzarri.
The effect of the notice, which is unprecedented since the institution was created in January 2010 to pilot banking reform, was formidable, although long in coming. Thus, after feinting with another day of gains during the first minutes of trading, shares fell Bankia closure by 19% to 1.21 euros, which in any case dates back to 140% from the lows of July. For savers who bought at 3.75 euros in the IPO after the merger, which in many cases bought encouraged by the confidence in his former case, the rise has only served to reduce the 60% cumulative losses since. For them, the end of the rally may not have been so positive.
In this sense, the background that shows the area of the boxes, the government avoided by the FROB, which depends on the Economy and the Bank of Spain and is led by Mariano Herrera, former number two of Luis de Guindos in the Ministry, back to accuse him of doing nothing to abuse the financial system. In fact, it has yet to resolve the scandal also preferred the Novagalicia nationalized and wriggles the fiasco of the voting shares of CAM operated.
Meanwhile, the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), which also sits on the board of FROB and is responsible for regulating the markets, his hands were tied. According to its mandate, can only suspend the listing of a security "when there are people who are taking advantage of information that does not have the whole world," said a spokeswoman.
But this was not the case Bankia, whose crisis precipitated that Spain had to ask the bank rescue. "The final information is that Bankia is bankrupt and that whoever gets into a failed bank, knows what he is exposed," said Miguel Angel Rodriguez, an analyst for BTN, referring to the turnaround was predictable. However, although this is the habitat in which speculators move well, is a trap for ordinary savers, which is not used to playing with losses as investors without fear of risk.
In the end, the FROB, which stated in the notice that acted as the owner of Bankia and Banco de Valencia, which only rose on Thursday also more than 135% in-stock, also served as supervisor and regulator.
スペインの銀行再編基金は、預金者を守るためにBANKIA銀行の株価を下げさせた
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