欧州中央銀行(ECB)は、中小企業への融資(貸し付け)を得るために、中小企業の債権を購入予定
El BCE estudia comprar deuda de las pymes para reactivar el crédito al sector
El representante alemán en el organismo insiste en que está abierto a todas las opciones
Agencias Bruselas 8 MAY 2013 - 13:53 CET
The ECB considering buying debt to boost SME sector credit
The German representative insists that the body is open to all options
Agencies Brussels 8 MAY 2013 - 13:53 CET
The European Central Bank (ECB) weighs buy loans backed by SMEs in southern countries within its range of possible measures to boost funding to the business, as confirmed by the German representative on the board of the entity, Jörg Asmussen. "It's part of the debate on lending to SMEs," Asmussen said when asked about the measure, which was unveiled by the German newspaper Die Welt.
The ECB Asmussen explained, is discussing with "open mind" can do everything "within our mandate" to solve this problem, explained in an appearance before the Economic Affairs Committee of the Parliament. The goal, the German banker continued, is "revive the market asset-backed securities, particularly those backed by loans to SMEs, of course with strict supervision."
In any case, the ECB representative stressed that "liquidity is not what is preventing banks from lending" but "the lack of capital or an increase in risk aversion." "For these items, capital and risk aversion, is more appropriate than other institutions such as the Commission or the European Investment Bank (EIB) to act," he noted.
Asmussen has confirmed that the ECB will review the review of the quality of European banking assets before assuming supervisory tasks during the first quarter of 2014. "This is a good opportunity to accelerate our efforts to clean up banks' balance sheets," he highlighted, after noting that the U.S. has gone ahead in this effort to clean up the banking.
For his part, Vice President of the Commission responsible for Economic Affairs, Olli Rehn, has said that in "many parts of southern Europe" live SMEs "financial trap". "We're suffering a serious financial fragmentation in Europe, where similar types of companies must pay for credit interest rates significantly higher in southern Europe compared to the core countries," said Rehn.
"It is very important that each European institution, within its mandate, work to overcome this funding and liquidity trap in southern Europe," he insisted. "We have to complete the repair of the banking system as soon as possible, ensure its capitalization, build a banking union and resolve the liquidity trap," stated the economic vice.
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