GERMANIA: IL FALSO MITO 7. COME ABBIAMO SALVATO LE BANCHE TEDESCHE. GRAZIE A @BORGHI_CLAUDIO4/9/2013 Forse molti di voi non sanno che il presunto salvataggio della Grecia, in realtà è servito per salvare le Banche tedesche, visto che avevano prestato Molto e Male ai PIIGS, alimentando così il Debito Privato ed Estero dei paesi del sud, che come sappiamo è la VERA CAUSA dell'attuale crisi dell'eurozona.
Nell'articolo di Bloomberg che vi propongo, viene spiegato il meccanismo con cui si è scaricato su tutti i contribuenti europei il costo delle eventuali perdite delle banche tedesche. Ecco due passaggi chiave : "...Let’s begin with the observation that irresponsible borrowers can’t exist without irresponsible lenders. Germany’s banks were Greece’s enablers. Thanks partly to lax regulation, German banks built up precarious exposures to Europe’s peripheral countries in the years before the crisis. By December 2009, according to the Bank for International Settlements, German banks had amassed claims of $704 billion on Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain, much more than the German banks’ aggregate capital. In other words, they lent more than they could afford..." "...Here’s how it worked. When German banks pulled money out of Greece, the other national central banks of the euro area collectively offset the outflow with loans to the Greek central bank. These loans appeared on the balance sheet of the Bundesbank, Germany’s central bank, as claims on the rest of the euro area. This mechanism, designed to keep the currency area’s accounts in balance, made it easier for the German banks to exit their positions. Now for the tricky part: As opposed to the claims of the private banks, the Bundesbank’s claims were only partly the responsibility of Germany. If Greece reneged on its debt, the losses would be shared among all euro-area countries, according to their shareholding in the ECB. Germany’s stake would be about 28 percent. In short, over the last couple of years, much of the risk sitting on German banks’ balance sheets shifted to the taxpayers of the entire currency union..." Capito come si salvano le banche Tedesche con i soldi dei cittadini europei? Ovviamente con la benedizione della BCE e della Commissione Europea, si sa loro alle banche ci tengono, alle persone un po meno. Da Bloomberg : HEY, GERMANY: YOU GOT A BAILOUT, TOO Buona informazione a tutti.
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