スペインの株式取引所の会長は、短期取引の禁止の解除を要求、
El presidente de la Bolsa pide que se levante el veto a los bajistas
Antonio Zoido alerta sobre la ‘tasa Tobin’
Esta medida, según él, no se puede imponer de forma aislada por un país
David Fernández Madrid 18 DIC 2012 - 18:31 CET
The President of the Exchange ask to lift the ban on the bears
Antonio Zoido alert on 'Tobin tax'
This measure, according to him, can not be imposed in isolation for a country
David Fernández Madrid 18 DIC 2012 - 18:31 CET
A ban on bearish bets have a strong impact on the Spanish stock market. Trading volume has fallen 10% through November, and the turnover by 26%. Antonio Zoido, Chairman of Spanish Stock Exchanges and Markets (BME) Tuesday called for lifting the ban on short positions as this distorts the liquidity of securities operations and encourages investors to expand sales Forks.
"Having overcome the recent capital increases in the financial sector and the funds received for the nationalized banks, we believe that it is time to lift the ban and normalize the image of Spanish securities market abroad," said Zoido who recalled Spain is the only country "with Greece" that holds the veto.
The National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) decided on 23 July last bearish prohibit trading on the Spanish stock market. At that time the supervisor was president Julio Segura and the decision was made while Italy. On November 1, and with Elvira Rodriguez leading the CNMV, it was decided to extend the measure until February 2013.
The President of the Stock Exchange was also highly critical of the debate that has opened in the European Union to impose a tax on financial transactions. The Spanish Government, in principle, is in favor of implementing this measure, also known as a Tobin tax. "Hopefully the authorities think about the opportunity and convenience of the operation of this tax because their consequences would be very serious. Your application would negatively affect the volumes and market liquidity, "said Zoido. In his opinion, this measure can not be imposed in isolation by one country and had as immediate consequence a "higher cost of capital."
Zoido paper claimed "determinant" of markets to dispose of the crisis. Speaking to reporters at the palace of the Madrid Stock Exchange, called on authorities to facilitate the deleveraging measures of enterprises and promote the search for alternative ways of financing the bank especially among SMEs. "For example, why is the tax treatment of debt flattering [deductible expense] versus financing via capital?" He suggested.
Zoido recalled that since the financial crisis began five years ago the Spanish companies have lost EUR 400,000 million market capitalization. "For next year, the forecast does not predict better times. It's hard to find a balance between adjustment and growth, "he concluded.
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