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欧州銀行局は、大部分の欧州の銀行は、あんまり評判のよくないことをしていると批判
La autoridad bancaria reprende al sector por malas prácticas con los clientes
“Un número grande de bancos de la Unión Europea trabajan ahora con escasa reputación", afirma la autoridad bancaria
Íñigo de Barrón Madrid 24 ENE 2013 - 01:01 CET
The banking authority rebukes the malpractice industry with customers
"A large number of banks in the European Union are now working with poor reputation," said banking authority
Barron Íñigo Madrid 24 ENE 2013 - 01:01 CET
The European Banking Authority (EBA, for its acronym in English), harshly criticizes his sector. "A large number of banks in the European Union are now working with low reputation and low customer confidence for making improper practices in the past."
The EBA not only condemn them, but warned that this "potential loss of reputation for these wrong practices" can also generate "prudential risks" to the banks concerned, "as regulatory penalties" and new provisions to "address litigated violate the standards of consumer protection. "
The report does not specify on the entities referred to, but the situation of the banks of old boxes in Spain fits like a glove to the situation described by the EBA.
The body just the January report, stating that banks seem to be aware of this situation and are "improving corporate governance and culture" and selective development provisions.
The regulatory body, based in London, started his report by saying that although there has been an overall improvement for the effect of markets, considers that these conditions may be temporary and that the situation of most European banks "still fragile" . This situation is exacerbated in countries "with heightened sovereign risk", ie another veiled reference to Spain.
The black dots are for credit risk (which is still high) and low levels of profitability, which could claim more allowances. He also notes that are fragile entities that need more money from the ECB, ie Spanish, again.
Finally, the EBA recommends major European banks such as Santander and BBVA, develop anti-crisis plans for late 2013. These should include information "wide, but overall," the entity and its governance structure and a list of options in a crisis and its impact.
銀行当局は、お客様との過誤業界をrebukes
"欧州連合の多くの銀行は現在、悪い評判で作業している、"銀行当局は語った
バロンイニゴマドリード24 ENE 2013 - 午前1時01分CET
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