アイルランドは、欧州中央銀行からの融資の310億0000'0000ユーロ(金利8%)を自国の国債?に変換(金利3%)
Irlanda llega a un acuerdo para suavizar las condiciones del rescate bancario
El país sustituirá el préstamo de 31.000 millones para el Anglo Irish por sus propios bonos
El canje permitirá reducir los intereses que paga el país del 8% actual a un 3%
Agencias Dublín 7 FEB 2013 - 16:36 CET
Ireland reaches agreement to ease bank bailout conditions
The country replaced the loan of 31,000 million for the Anglo Irish bonds for its own
The exchange will reduce the interest paid by the country's current 8% to 3%
Agencies Dublin 7 FEB 2013 - 16:36 CET
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny has announced this afternoon an agreement with the European Central Bank to ease the conditions of the bailout program of Anglo Irish Bank, whose failure forced Dublin to ask the EU and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) an aid program in 2010.
"This is a historic step on the road to economic recovery," Kenny held in Parliament. According to the head of government, the agreement sealed with the ECB in Frankfurt will restructure the loan of 31,000 million euros granted to Ireland three years ago to save the lender Anglo Irish and Nationwide. The loan was made through the issuance of documents called IOU (IOU, its acronym in English), promissory notes used by the Executive of Dublin to recapitalize both entities.
The March 31 Ireland was scheduled to face one of those annual payments, which amounted to 3,100 million euros, which is why he had proposed to redeem the notes ECB sovereign bonds with long-term Irish although this option could represent a direct funding to the state, which is forbidden by the European treaties.
According to Kenny added, thanks to this agreement may redeem the debt acquired to keep the bank afloat for Irish government bonds with a maturity of up to 40 years. The operation will reduce the interest you'll pay half the Irish state to around 3%, well below the rate of 8% that currently pays. As a result, the country could save "billions of euros".
"Step by step, this government is undoing the disastrous banking policies that brought this country to the brink of bankruptcy. Agreement has reduced vulnerability that Ireland suffered as a result of bailing out failed private banks," stressed the Prime Minister.
Before the appearance of Kenny, the troika (the name is known to the mission of the European Commission, the ECB and the IMF) has released the findings on the ninth revision of the financial assistance program in the country and including aid to banks, amounts to 85,000 million. In its report, the troika said that the "strong" march of the Irish bailout has improved "substantially" the country's access to the capital markets, and the conditions of its sovereign debt and banking.
Dublin plans leave pass "successfully and sustainably" its aid program to the end of 2013.
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