スペインのBankia銀行の600人の株主は、株式資金損失の損害賠償として、スペイン国立銀行の監督無責任、銀行合併の無責任、株式市場の上場の失敗。国立証券市場委員会を株式市場上場の失敗、経済大臣を金融危機を回避できなかった責任で告訴
600 accionistas de Bankia reclaman la responsabilidad del Banco de España
La solicitud se extiende también a la CNMV y al Ministerio de Economía
El País Madrid 9 MAY 2013 - 19:20 CET
http://economia.elpais.com/economia/2013/05/09/actualidad/1368120038_083110.html
Bankia 600 shareholders demand accountability of the Bank of Spain
The application also extends to the CNMV and the Ministry of Economy
The Country Madrid 9 MAY 2013 - 19:20 CET
Bankia Nearly 600 shareholders present first a claim for damages against the Bank of Spain for not effectively performed its monitoring and regulation in the fusion process and subsequent Bankia IPO, striving "a wrong strategy ", causing serious economic damage to the plaintiffs.
The action for damages, filed by the law firm Cremades & Calvo Sotelo, extends in solidarity to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) for not complying with the "requirement of basic requirements for an IPO "and the Ministry of Economy for not having been able to" calibrate the devastating effect of financial stabilization policies ".
29 small shareholders filed yesterday the claim of liability of the bank that sold their stakes "upon the collapse and nationalization of Bankia" with the intention of, as subsequent events have amply demonstrated, "minimize their losses."
Later this month 565 shareholders present another complaint with the same actors. For the applicants, the IPO of Bankia is the "final precipitate a clumsy set of decisions taken by the managers of the company, who were clothed, cheered and encouraged by financial supervisors committed a wrong strategy in relation to the sanitation and rescue process, "especially by the Bank of Spain, the highest body in the country supervisor.
Sufferers believe that the merger of Bankia and its rapid exit to trading securities was made without control and information required from the three supervisory bodies
In this respect it is noted in its statement that "the estimates used to contain the deterioration of Bankia in the context of a severe economic recession caused the exact opposite, accelerating its asset impairment, more severe and damaging the more you tried concealment ".
Also, claimants understand that "creation itself is a mistake Bankia unprecedented to exponentially increase the systemic risk of the entity as savings were added themselves unviable".
Sufferers believe that the merger of Bankia and its rapid exit to trading securities was made without control and information required from the three supervisory bodies, which, instead of fulfilling its function, generated "a semblance of credibility, solvency" of the entity with the regulars, most depositors and account holders who did not conform to reality.
This means that "all the whole restructuring process and intervention Bankia behavior demonstrates financial supervisors frontally contrary to the standards of prudential regulation that has long governed the actions of these international bodies."
In the brief submitted documented and substantiated highlights the "special care in the exercise of its powers" they should have had financial supervisors to be a case in which "information asymmetry" between the seller, Bankia, and buyers, many small savers were just remarkable.
This lack of information by one party leads the complainants allege that the general rule that a purchase responsibility lies with the buyer can not apply in this case.
The result was that many of the customers of the bank, most "retail investor audience and unskilled", the "defenseless victims and therefore easier," enter without reliable information to purchase stock today have become worthless.
The claim describes, in "If it is not possible to determine the degree of participation of each one of the" three public administrations "in the causation of harm", will be claimed "joint liability of all the losers face".
In the brief filed yesterday requested the appearance of, among others, Rodrigo Rato, former president of BFA and Bankia, Miguel Angel Fernandez Ordonez, a former governor of the Bank of Spain, Julio Segura Sanchez, former President of the CNMV, and Javier Aríztegui, former Deputy Governor of the financial regulator and president of the Fund for Orderly Bank Restructuring (FROB).
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