NON DITE AI CLIENTI MONTEPASCHI CHE IN EUROPA ....CAMBIA L'ARIA PER LE BANCHE E PER I CORRENTISTI CHE PERDERANNO TUTTO.
IL FINANCIAL TIMES APRE AL FALLIMENTO DELLE BANCHE EUROPEE...E ALLE PERDITE DI AZIONISTI, OBBLIGAZIONISTI E CORRENTISTI!
The
eurozone’s new chief banking regulator has warned that some of the
region’s lenders have no future and should be allowed to die, heralding a
far tougher approach to the supervision across the currency bloc.
NELLA PRIMA INTERVISTA DA QUANDO HA PRESO L'INCARICO DI CONTROLLORE DEL SISTEMA BANCARIO EUROPEO. DANIELE NOUY HA DICHIARATO GUARRA ALE BANCHE FALLITE..
“One of the biggest lessons of the current crisis is
that there is no risk-free asset, so sovereigns are not risk-free
assets. That has been demonstrated, so now we have to react,” Mrs Nouy
said. “What I would admit is that maybe it’s not the best moment in the
middle of the crisis to change the rules – that’s possible. This being
said, there is the possibility to do more and some countries are
applying stricter rules.”
Global rules set before the financial crisis
allowed lenders to hold no capital against their government bond
portfolios, at the discretion of national regulators. But, despite the
region’s crisis exposing the depth of the interconnections between the
sovereigns and their banking systems, Europe’s lenders have been buying government bonds in increasing amounts.
Mrs Nouy agreed with Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, that the ECB’s upcoming health check of the region’s biggest lenders would
need to see some institutions fail to be credible. “We have to accept
that some banks have no future,” she said, parrying speculation that a
wave of consolidation could save the currency bloc’s weakest lenders.
“We have to let some disappear in an orderly fashion, and not
necessarily try to merge them with other institutions.”
Mrs Nouy said that, on the whole, European
lenders were in a better state than investors thought and hoped that the
health check would prove this by providing more transparency on banks’
assets. Her readiness to countenance bank failures will trigger alarm
among national politicians reluctant to see local lenders go to the
wall. Italy has moved to reject the idea of setting up a “bad bank” for
fear that it will focus market attention on the exposure of Italian
banks to a rising level of non-performing loans and put the country’s
credit rating at risk.
E ADESSO COME FARANNO I CORRENTISTI DEL MONTEPASCHI, BANCA POP MAROSTICA, VENETO BANCA, BANCA DELLE MARCHE, CARIGE ECC ECC..
MERCATO LIBERO ORGANIZZA UN PARTY AL BULGARI HOTEL IL GIORNO IN CUI QUALCHE CORRENTISTA PERDERA' SOLDI PER IL FALLIMENTO DELLA PROPRIA BANCA IN ITALIA! NON VEDIAMO L'ORA DI FESTEGGIARE LA STUPIDITA' ALTRUI
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2 commenti:
Quelli di Veneto Banca sono gia' fottuti; Le azioni non te le vendono piu' nemmeno a sputare sangue.
E' da fine agosto 2013 che le ho messe in vendita e non me le liquidano; Adesso poi sino alla riunione degli azionisti e' impossibile vendere da regolamento.
L'ho presa nel "culo"..spero di salvare il salvabile....
Federico
si ma almeno sposta il conto
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