ギリシアのBanco del Pireo は、キプロスの金融危機で銀行再編されたギリシアでのキプロスのBanco de Chipre, Banco Popular(Laiki), Banco Heleno(Hellenic Bank)の支店を吸収合併
CRISIS GRECIA
El Banco del Pireo absorbe las filiales de los bancos chipriotas en Grecia
EFE Economía Atenas 26 MAR 2013 - 14:32 CET
GREECE CRISIS
Piraeus Bank subsidiaries absorbs Cypriot banks in Greece
Economy EFE Athens 26 MAR 2013 - 14:32 CET
The Greek lender Piraeus Bank today formalized an agreement to absorb the Bank's subsidiaries in Greece and Cyprus Popular Bank (Laiki) affected by the restructuring of the Cypriot financial system agreed between Nicosia and the troika to avoid bankruptcy the country.
Furthermore absorbed the 29 offices of the subsidiary of Banco Heleno (Hellenic Bank) in Greece.
The agreement provides for the acquisition of subsidiaries of the three banks totaling 524 million euros, Piraeus Bank said in a statement.
"The agreement contributes to the stability of the Greek banking system and safeguarding both the tank and the jobs in the three subsidiaries of Cypriot banks in Greece," says the note.
Also ensures that "the offices of the three banks will open on Wednesday, March 27, and all transactions are made without any limitation" and that customer deposits in Greece suffer no trimming is planned in Cyprus for over 100,000 euros.
So far unknown what may be the consequences of the crisis on the banking system Cypriot Greek.
According to Greek media, citing unnamed sources from the banking sector of the country, Piraeus Bank acquired not only the offices of the Bank of Cyprus and the People, but the 29 subsidiaries of Hellenic Bank.
The same sources claim that there will be no liquidity problems and that deposits in the offices of the Greek Cypriot banks, some 15,000 million euros, are insured.
These banks also have about 20,000 million euros in loans to Greece.
However, representatives of the banking crisis Greek Cypriot fear that causes a new flight of capital to banks abroad as that experienced after the outbreak of the crisis helena, when 70,000 million euros out of the country.
The agreement between the Government and the Eurogroup Athens last November on the recapitalization of Greek banks facilitated the return of 16,000 million euros.
Fears exist, even though the Greek finance minister, Yannis Sturnaras, said last week that this agreement Greece "shielding" of the crisis in Cyprus.
Central Bank estimates cited by the Greek economic information portal "Capital.gr" offices in Greece Cypriot banks require recapitalization maximum of 1,500 million euros in order to continue working.
Sources added that institution that figure would be the maximum needed and would include the cost of downsizing offices Cypriot banks, through voluntary redundancies.
Of these 1,500 million euros around two thirds would be offered by the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF, for its acronym in English), while the rest would put the Government of Cyprus.
According to the latest data available at the end of last year the bank branches in Greece Cypriots had approximately 20,000 million euros in loans and about 14,000 in deposits, representing about a tenth of the Greek banking sector.
In turn, the operations in Greece account for around 25% of the income of the Bank of Cyprus and 10% of the People.
In total, the subsidiaries of Cypriot banks in Greece have 330 branches and approximately 5,000 employees.
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