4-5 miljardia euroa siirtyi juuri ennen kuin ilmoitettiin pankkiverosta(viikon aikana ja eityisesti viime perjantaina) Nyt epäillään, että suurin osa oli kyproslaisten johtavien poliitikkojen/korkeiden virkamiesten rahoja(huomattava osa) muu sisäpiiri..Kyse sadoista pankkiasiakkaista.
Just in the week before the weekend deciding the compulsory levy, hundreds of bank customers took capital of nearly 4.5 billion euros abroad. 4.5 billion euros in just one week.
The article alleges that government officials were prominent amongst those sending their money to safety outside of Cyprus.
http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2013/03/who-knew-about-the-cypriot-bank-holiday-and-took-capital-flight-beforehand.html
Just in the week before the weekend deciding the compulsory levy, hundreds of bank customers took capital of nearly 4.5 billion euros abroad. 4.5 billion euros in just one week.
The article alleges that government officials were prominent amongst those sending their money to safety outside of Cyprus.
http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2013/03/who-knew-about-the-cypriot-bank-holiday-and-took-capital-flight-beforehand.html
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Overall, since the beginning of the year, 20 billion euros have been transferred abroad.
The Greek central bank, however, is to have sent between four and five billion euros to Cyprus to their own banks to help in dealing with the massive withdrawals by depositors.
Tämän vuoden aikana Kyproksesta on lähtenyt talletuksia pois kaiken kaikkiaan 20 miljardia euroa.
Esim. Kreikan keskuspankki on joutunut lähettämään oman maan pankkien sivukonttoreille Kyprokseen 4-5 miljardia euroa, koska tallettajat ovat massiivisesti nostaneet rahojaan pois tileiltä.
Venäläisiä saapunut suuri määrä Kyprokseen nostamaan rahojaan pankkiautomaateista. (paljonko voi nostaa, sitä jutussa ei kerrota)
"n the meantime, funds are being pulled out of Cypriot bank accounts in whatever amounts are allowed at the ATM. I saw a quote from a taxi driver in Cyprus saying that all his fares today had been Russians arriving from the airport."
It’s now or never for Cyprus deposit levy
By Adam Button || March 19, 2013 at 18:50 GMT
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I’m told that Cyprus has until June to get a bailout or it will default. Normally, I would assume nothing gets done until the absolute last minute but this is an exception.
At this point, bank accounts in Cyprus will be drained whether a deposit levy happens or not.
If deposits aren’t taxed and banks re-open they will be cleaned out immediately and that would leave Cyprus with one fewer option. Not to mention, the Eurogroup will be irate.
The question is: how long can the bank holiday last? The current plan is to re-open banks on Thursday but that seems highly unlikely. It would seem as though a best case is to pass the levy this week and re-open on Monday but even that sounds like a stretch.
In the meantime, funds are being pulled out of Cypriot bank accounts in whatever amounts are allowed at the ATM. I saw a quote from a taxi driver in Cyprus saying that all his fares today had been Russians arriving from the airport.
sillä tyhmäthän ne ovat, jotka maksavat. Mikä olikin todistettava.
siis suomi.
Näinhän se on.
No, ehkä me rehelliset sitten saamme palkkamme taivaassa. LOL!