スペインの2012年8月の停滞債務者は、10'5%に登リ、1785億9700万0000ユーロに。2011年8月の債務不履行金額は、1277億8500万0000ユーロ、60%の企業の支払い滞納は、建設業などの不動産関係企業。*まだまだ隠し債務がある様
La morosidad del sector financiero marca otro récord en agosto al escalar al 10,5%
La recesión y la opción de endosar activos al banco malo aceleran la reclasificación
Los créditos dudosos en bancos, cajas de ahorros y cooperativas suman 178.597 millones
El País Madrid 18 OCT 2012 - 11:09 CET
The financial sector arrears mark another record in August to climb to 10.5%
The recession and the option of endorsing bad bank assets to accelerate the reclassification
Doubtful loans in banks, savings banks and cooperatives totaling 178,597,000
The Country Madrid 18 OCT 2012 - 11:09 CET
The escalation of late Spanish banks conquered another peak in August, to stand at 10.5% of the Spanish financial system loans (banks, savings banks, cooperatives and credit institutions). The previous record in the economic crisis (9.15% in February 1994), already passed in June, it is becoming increasingly distant.
The decision to classify banks as bad loans a growing portion of their loans is a trend from the start of this crisis, largely determined by the real estate collapse: according to data from the Bank of Spain, 60% of all corporate defaults are focuses on activities related to the brick. But the reclassification of doubtful loans has gained in intensity since June.
In this historic rally weighs summer, again, falling economic activity and rising unemployment, a variable that, according to experts, expected increases in defaults. But above all, a change in accounting policy in financial institutions, if they want to endorse the newly created assets bad bank, a partnership with public support will acquire non-performing loans (and foreclosed assets) associated with the brick.
60% of the business is linked to delinquency brick, according to the Bank of Spain
All indications are that the increase in delinquencies will fall apace, as these two factors continue to dominate the decisions of much of Spanish banks. The Bank of Spain issued a circular this month urging banks to bad debts to surface that may have been hidden by refinancing loans to companies in difficulty to repay the borrowed evident.
Of the total of 1.69 billion in loans, doubtful loans were 178.597 million in August, compared to 127.785 million in the same month last year. The Spanish financial system default sum and 17 consecutive months of increase, and two above 10%, since last July definitive figure shows a rate of 10.09%, while the provisional data released by the Bank of Spain September 18 was 9.86%.
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