キプロス国立銀行の頭取のアンドレアス=アーテミは、銀行救済のやり方に納得できずに辞任を表明
La crisis se cobra su primera dimisión con el presidente del Banco de Chipre
El ejecutivo renuncia en protesta porque no fue consultado sobre la reestructuración
El rescate obliga al país a liquidar su modelo de paraíso fiscal
Agencias Nicosia 26 MAR 2013 - 12:19 CET
The crisis takes its first resignation to the president of the Bank of Cyprus
The executive resigned in protest because he was not consulted on the restructuring
The rescue forces the country to settle its tax haven model
Agencies Nicosia 26 MAR 2013 - 12:19 CET
The president of the Bank of Cyprus, Andreas Artemi, submitted his resignation on Tuesday in protest at not being consulted on decisions about restructuring its organization. According to local media reports citing the bank, Artemi has communicated his resignation to the board of the entity. Meanwhile, banks are closed and are working overtime, according to government sources, to reopen its doors on Thursday.
According to these sources, Artemi disagreed with his bank debts assumed Popular Bank (Laiki Bank) has with the mechanism of the European Central Bank liquidity, amounting to 9,000 million euros, which is agreed at the meeting of the Eurogroup on Monday.
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Nor was consulted by the absorption of having its bank subsidiaries in Greece by the Piraeus Bank. Finally, Artemi justified his resignation, according to these sources, which are not included the opinion of the board of the bank at the time of appointing the special administrator, Dinos Jristofidis, responsible for implementing remedial measures.
According to the agreement reached by the Eurogroup, the People's Bank-operated by the State since last year, will be split into a good bank and a bad one. The healthy part in assets and deposits with less than 100,000 euros, plus a debt of 9,000 million euros with the European Central Bank (ECB) - will be borne by the Bank of Cyprus. The rest-performing loans, deposits above 100,000 euros, shareholdings and bond-pass to the bad bank, which will be liquidated.
Moreover, the Greek bank Piraeus Bank on Tuesday became the second largest bank in the country, rescued from May 2010, after closing the acquisition of 524 million euros of the subsidiaries of the Bank of Cyprus, Laiki and Hellenic, the three largest Cypriot banks. "The deal guarantees the stability of the Greek banking system, provides assistance to Cyprus regarding the resolution of the crisis and assured depositors, customers and employees in Greece three Cypriot banks," he added in a statement Piraus.
Under the terms of the bailout of Cyprus, the island institutions should transfer its subsidiaries in Greece to a local bank in order to reduce the financial strain of Cyprus and the increased risk of infection.
Fitch Laiki note degrades the level of bankruptcy
The Fitch agency has put into bankruptcy situation Popular Bank (Laiki) and bankruptcy limited the Bank of Cyprus, while maintaining the negative outlook for the third entity Cypriot Hellenic Bank (Hellenic Bank). In its statement, the rating agency explained that the difference in the evaluation of the two banks involved in the restructuring is that the Bank of Cyprus will continue to operate, while the People will be split into a good bank and a bad one.
Fitch also has affirmed Hellenic Bank in B with a negative outlook in this state because no cuts in unsecured deposits also continue to receive cash.
In connection with the Bank of Cyprus, Fitch expects that holders of deposits in excess of € 100,000 will suffer major losses. Furthermore, Fitch expects the Hellenic Bank will dispose of a number of bad loans through the sale of its subsidiary in Greece, or to help stabilize the situation.
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