キプロスのBanco de Chipreの100'000ユーロ以上の銀行預金者は、20%の預金税を徴収される
CRISIS EN CHIPRE
Chipre requisará el 20% a los grandes ahorradores del mayor banco del país
Los diputados chipriotas se preparan para votar una quita a los grandes depósitos
Luis Doncel Nicosia 23 MAR 2013 - 22:06 CET
CRISIS IN CYPRUS
Cyprus requisition 20% to large savers largest bank
Cypriot MPs prepare to vote one off to large deposits
Luis Doncel Nicosia 23 MAR 2013 - 22:06 CET
Nicosia has awakened with trees on sidewalks because of gale overnight had hit the capital. But the storm that really worries Cypriots is falling on its banks. The Government has reached an agreement with the troika to seize 20% of the deposits of more than 100,000 euros that are in the Bank of Cyprus, the country's largest and preferred by Russian oligarchs. "How do you want to be? Tomorrow I will lose 25,000 euros, "replied the waiter in a bar where a customer threw a routine how are you?
This measure, which still must be approved by Parliament, joins the two taken on Friday: Laiki settlement, the latter by size and having a larger hole, and capital controls, as necessary to prevent panic next Tuesday, when banks reopen. The restructuring of a bank that has been both growth engine of the island and head of its sinking is completed at a discount of 4% for all other banks.
Cyprus has had to swallow his pride showed on Tuesday when MPs overwhelmingly rejected the bailout custom designed by Germany, which required the smallest euro economy to get their savers 5,800 million euros. The Plan B hastily designed by political forces will ultimately not so different from Plan A: depositors will have to pay to avoid the bankruptcy of the country, and who knows if they leave the euro. But now being fought not reach the 100,000 euros, the amount theoretically untouchable according to European standards that have faltered this week. Of the nearly 68,000 million euros to 38,000 banks hoard exceed this amount.
If leaders want to avoid bankruptcy Cypriots, do not have much time. For the plan of salvation to succeed, there is still that Parliament and the finance ministers of the euro zone, which will meet in Brussels on Sunday, giving the nod. The European Central Bank has warned that if no agreement Tuesday closed the tap of liquidity to institutions of the island, which would mean the collapse of the banking system within hours. The domino effect in the government accounts would be very fast.
A parliamentary source quoted by the Greek daily Kathimerini noted that the Cypriot deputies could wait for the Eurogroup to vote conclude the final agreement. It would only then that the country would move away from the abyss that has approached this week. Will pay a very high cost for the rescue: the collapse of confidence in its banking system and a black economic outlook, with a sharp drop in GDP and a rise in unemployment, according to several analysts agree.
If the great Bank of Cyprus savers have suffered a severe punishment, Laiki, whose official name is Banco Popular, have been even worse one. At midnight on Friday and Saturday, Parliament gave its approval to split the company into a good bank-deposits that encompass a more modest and healthy-loans, and bad-with large fortunes and more toxic-assets . "Those who have money in the bad bank will not recover in the next few years, and when they do will be an amount much lower than that put", said yesterday in a huddle in front of the House of Representatives Christos Passios, channel reporter RIK public television. This is what is feared hundreds of employees who have day Laiki demonstrating against the plans of the Eurogroup. European governments have made it clear that one of the conditions of the bailout of Cyprus is the country to reduce the weight of its financial sector, specialized in attracting large amounts of money for high interest rates.
Besides restructuring Laiki, lawmakers approved the creation of a solidarity fund which will feature contributions from private citizens and businesses, as well as state assets and the Orthodox Church. It was also decided that night capital controls, which de facto extends the playpen Cypriot sine die. As Germany had demanded, the pension plans will not be touched. Neofytu Averof, vice president of the Conservative Party in power apologized to the country for what just voted. "We all have some blame," he admitted.
0 件のコメント:
コメントを投稿