EKP antaa rahat. Suomikin osallistuu (Liikanen istuu mm.EKP:n johtokunnassa).
Annetaan neljälle Kreikan suurimmalle pankille. että läpäisevät tulevat "stressitestit", jotka tulevat tekemään eri luottoluokituslaitokset (Fitch, Moody´s etc..). Koko rahasumma maksetaan viikon sisällä. Pieniä pannkeja, joilla ei oikeastaan ole enää omaa pääomaa lainkaan, niin niitä EKP ei enää auta, mutta ne saavat nyt kuitenkin jatkossa rahaa Kreikan keskuspankilta.
"Their situation has nothing to do with E18 billion worth of
recapitalization funds, earmarked for four other Greek banks, which has
been stalling for months. As MNI reported earlier Wednesday, that delay
was resolved — after the ECB threatened to withhold refinancing for
those banks — and the E18 billion is expected to be disbursed within a
week."
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Some Small Greek Banks Cut Off From ECB Ops; Still Have ELA
By Market News International || May 16, 2012 at 16:50 GMT
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ATHENS (MNI) – Some smaller Greek banks have been gradually shut
out of the European Central Bank’s refinancing operations over the past
few months, after their capital was wiped out by the private sector debt
restructuring deal and they were deemed ineligible for EU
recapitalization funds, Greek government and Eurozone central bank
officials told MNI.
These banks, which include the likes of ATE (Agricultural Bank) and
the Postal Services Bank, have been switched over to emergency liquidity
assistance (ELA) from the Greek central bank and are thus still able to
get funding, the officials said. ELA financing comes from the national
central banks, with looser collateral rules than in the ECB’s
operations. But it must still be approved by the ECB Governing Council.
Their situation has nothing to do with E18 billion worth of
recapitalization funds, earmarked for four other Greek banks, which has
been stalling for months. As MNI reported earlier Wednesday, that delay
was resolved — after the ECB threatened to withhold refinancing for
those banks — and the E18 billion is expected to be disbursed within a
week.
The ECB declined to comment on the matter.
The recapitalization money also needs to be approved by the
International Monetary Fund, which is expected to turn its attention to
the issue next week.
–Athens bureau, [email protected]
[TOPICS: M$Y$$$,M$X$$$,M$$EC$,MGX$$$,M$$CR$,MT$$$$]
Annetaan neljälle Kreikan suurimmalle pankille. että läpäisevät tulevat "stressitestit", jotka tulevat tekemään eri luottoluokituslaitokset (Fitch, Moody´s etc..). Koko rahasumma maksetaan viikon sisällä. Pieniä pannkeja, joilla ei oikeastaan ole enää omaa pääomaa lainkaan, niin niitä EKP ei enää auta, mutta ne saavat nyt kuitenkin jatkossa rahaa Kreikan keskuspankilta.
"Their situation has nothing to do with E18 billion worth of
recapitalization funds, earmarked for four other Greek banks, which has
been stalling for months. As MNI reported earlier Wednesday, that delay
was resolved — after the ECB threatened to withhold refinancing for
those banks — and the E18 billion is expected to be disbursed within a
week."
-----------------------------------
Some Small Greek Banks Cut Off From ECB Ops; Still Have ELA
By Market News International || May 16, 2012 at 16:50 GMT
|| 0 comments || Add comment
ATHENS (MNI) – Some smaller Greek banks have been gradually shut
out of the European Central Bank’s refinancing operations over the past
few months, after their capital was wiped out by the private sector debt
restructuring deal and they were deemed ineligible for EU
recapitalization funds, Greek government and Eurozone central bank
officials told MNI.
These banks, which include the likes of ATE (Agricultural Bank) and
the Postal Services Bank, have been switched over to emergency liquidity
assistance (ELA) from the Greek central bank and are thus still able to
get funding, the officials said. ELA financing comes from the national
central banks, with looser collateral rules than in the ECB’s
operations. But it must still be approved by the ECB Governing Council.
Their situation has nothing to do with E18 billion worth of
recapitalization funds, earmarked for four other Greek banks, which has
been stalling for months. As MNI reported earlier Wednesday, that delay
was resolved — after the ECB threatened to withhold refinancing for
those banks — and the E18 billion is expected to be disbursed within a
week.
The ECB declined to comment on the matter.
The recapitalization money also needs to be approved by the
International Monetary Fund, which is expected to turn its attention to
the issue next week.
–Athens bureau, [email protected]
[TOPICS: M$Y$$$,M$X$$$,M$$EC$,MGX$$$,M$$CR$,MT$$$$]
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