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、IBERICAJA、LIBERBANK、CAJA 3 が合併した場合には、21億0300万0000ユーロの資本増強の融資が必要
Ibercaja, Liberbank y Caja3 estudian si siguen con su fusión tras las pruebas
El grupo fusionado tendría unas necesidades de capital de 2.108 millones
El País Madrid 28 SEP 2012 - 18:51 CET
Ibercaja, and Box3 Liberbank study if they continue with their merger after testing
The merged group would have a capital needs 2108000
The Country Madrid 28 SEP 2012 - 18:51 CET
Ibercaja, and Cajatres Liberbank studying whether to go ahead with their merger after European tests have determined that the merged entity would need 2.108 million. "Ibercaja, Cajatres Liberbank and analyze the results of stress tests and the implications that they may have for the combined entity, and the various levers available to the group to reduce these capital needs," said the entity to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
Resistance exercise conducted by Oliver Wyman for determining capital needs of the Spanish banking system states that the group of Ibercaja, Cajatres Liberbank and has a capital surplus in the baseline scenario than 492 million and a capital needs in the most adverse scenario, of 2,108 million euros.
The resulting amount of capital needed is not equivalent to the number obtained in the course of efforts made by Oliver Wyman, since, as establishes the process, that amount will decrease for the Impairment that is given by the reduction in capital requirements resulting from the asset disposals do entities per se, for the transfer of assets to the SGA, the management of hybrid instruments or capital fundraising so they could get private markets.
In individual terms, Liberbank in the baseline scenario has a capital surplus of 103 million, while in the adverse scenario highly unlikely, the capital requirements are estimated at 1.198 million.
IberCaja, meanwhile, has a capital surplus in the baseline scenario than 389 million, and that in the most adverse scenario temporary capital needs amount to 226 million, well below the 2% APRs, "which may be filled in full prior to June 30, 2013 without any public assistance. " The big question is if you decide to go solo Ibercaja without public support or accept the merger.
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