EBA: there are 16 other banks that fall into the danger zone


7/15/2011 10:28:00 PM | , , , ,

European Banking Authority, the European Banking Authority (EBA), which conducted medical tests are also said there are 16 other banks that fall into the danger zone.
EBA requested that the national financial regulators can ensure the bank's capital.
The eight banks that fail that test is five from Spain, two in Greece and one Austrian bank.
 
 
Earlier on Wednesday, Helaba German banks have withdrawn from the pressure test, so it can be deemed included in the banks that failed in the test pressure. Announcement of eight banks
EBA in the announcement of the eight banks are clearly named and the owner of the bank failing to pressure test.
In Austria, Volksbank Oestereichische declared a failure, while in Greece, two state-owned banks - ATEbank and EFG Eurobank - also declared a failure.
While banks are failing is in Spain, Caixa Catalunya, Father, Unnim, Caja3 and CAM. Seven others are still done the pressure test.
Although many banks in Spain that have failed the test, but the central Bank of Spain Governor Miguel Angel Fernandez Ordonez said no need to inject funds into banks is because they are middle restructured.
EBA stated there are 16 other banks must strengthen capital if it wants to survive.
After the announcement of this EBA, Bank of Portugal's central bank said two countries will immediately strengthen their finances.
Banco Comercial Portugues, Portugal's biggest banks and Espirito Santo Financial Group, will strengthen the capital within three months.
Banks in Portugal are also experiencing a crisis that must be injected liquidity assistance amounting to 78 billion euros.
The announcement of the test pressure on banks in Europe also came out just a day after the Italian parliament approved the package of savings amounting to 70 billion euros.  

Italian banking itself passed the pressure test with a''considerable''margin.


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