欧州委員会は、金融危機で銀行が公的資金投入の事態になっても。銀行預金の100'000以下の金額は預金保障されるべきだと主張
La Unión Europea quiere blindar los depósitos bancarios asegurados
Algunos países insisten en gravar a las cuentas con menos de 100.000 euros
Claudi Pérez / Luis Doncel Bruselas 7 MAY 2013 - 00:01 CET
The EU wants to shield insured bank deposits
Some countries insist on taxing to accounts with less than 100,000 euros
Claudi Perez / Luis Child of Brussels 7 MAY 2013 - 00:01 CET
The experiment eurozone rescue Cyprus continues to reverberate on European policy. The Irish EU presidency last a proposal to rescue if a financial institution is clear that the lower-guaranteed deposits to 100,000 euros, will be shielded when a bank into crisis and have to inject public money.
A large majority of countries support this position: with the new regulations, scheduled for 2018, but whose entry into force could accelerate, shareholders pay the debt of poorer quality and higher quality, and finally the depositors of more than 100,000 euros as happening over in Cyprus, according to European sources explained. Although the same sources indicate that there is still some country-Denmark and some other European partner-who wants to pay depositors also less than 100,000 euros in the bank. Danish diplomatic sources noted in this paper, however, who defend a proposal that would leave intact the deposit of less than 100,000 euros provided the deposit guarantee funds in each country help finance aid to banks with an amount equal to which would have provided the insured deposits if they had to contribute.
Germany opposed to the punishment to small savers. Spain, and in general the whole front of the South, is adamantly against. And the Irish presidency hopes to get enough support to move forward with its proposal, which would take off outside savers with less than 100,000 euros in the bank. The first rescue to Cyprus, agreed unanimously at the meeting of finance ministers of the euro, provided cuts for guaranteed deposits, but was rejected by the Cypriot Parliament this dust-up over the possible flight of savings from the more pointed towards Germany and the company, which eventually backed down.
The Eurogroup approved a bailout with harsh finally take off for shareholders, creditors and depositors major Cypriot banks, but left intact to small savers.
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