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tommy271
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Grecia, banche riunite oggi a Parigi per discutere aiuti - fonti
martedì 5 luglio 2011 14:14
LONDRA, 5 luglio (Reuters) - Le banche internazionali si incontrano oggi a Parigi per discutere della proposta francese relativa alla partecipazione del settore privato al salvataggio greco. Lo riferiscono fonti vicine al dossier.
L'incontro sarà presieduto da Iif, Institute of International Finance, che venerdì scorso ha annunciato che gli istituti di credito sono a favore di un sostegno ad Atene e stanno valutando una piccola rosa di opzioni tecniche.
Non è stato immediatamente possibile contattare Iif a proposito dell'indiscrezione sulla riunione odierna.
L'associazione delle banche francesi, tra i primi creditori della Grecia, ha proposto di rifinanziare su base volontaria i titoli del Tesoro ellenici in scadenza, che verrebbero sostituiti da nuove obbligazioni con caratteristiche differenti, rischiando però cosi di innescare il default sovrano.
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In italiano.
martedì 5 luglio 2011 14:14
LONDRA, 5 luglio (Reuters) - Le banche internazionali si incontrano oggi a Parigi per discutere della proposta francese relativa alla partecipazione del settore privato al salvataggio greco. Lo riferiscono fonti vicine al dossier.
L'incontro sarà presieduto da Iif, Institute of International Finance, che venerdì scorso ha annunciato che gli istituti di credito sono a favore di un sostegno ad Atene e stanno valutando una piccola rosa di opzioni tecniche.
Non è stato immediatamente possibile contattare Iif a proposito dell'indiscrezione sulla riunione odierna.
L'associazione delle banche francesi, tra i primi creditori della Grecia, ha proposto di rifinanziare su base volontaria i titoli del Tesoro ellenici in scadenza, che verrebbero sostituiti da nuove obbligazioni con caratteristiche differenti, rischiando però cosi di innescare il default sovrano.
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In italiano.
tommy271
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Europe working to avert Greek default-French Baroin
PARIS, July 5 | Tue Jul 5, 2011 8:26am EDT
PARIS, July 5 (Reuters) - French Finance Minister Francois Baroin said on Tuesday that European governments would take all necessary measures to ensure that Greece avoids a debt default.
"We will take all measures necessary so that there is not a default," Baroin told a Europlace financial services conference, adding that European governments would work through the summer on actions to help Greece.
"We will defend the euro with all our strength," he said.
PARIS, July 5 | Tue Jul 5, 2011 8:26am EDT
PARIS, July 5 (Reuters) - French Finance Minister Francois Baroin said on Tuesday that European governments would take all necessary measures to ensure that Greece avoids a debt default.
"We will take all measures necessary so that there is not a default," Baroin told a Europlace financial services conference, adding that European governments would work through the summer on actions to help Greece.
"We will defend the euro with all our strength," he said.
tommy271
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Grecia, nuova riunione Iif, privati e funzionari a Parigi domani
martedì 5 luglio 2011 15:04
LONDRA, 5 luglio (Reuters) - Iif, Institute of International Finance, comunica che presiederà una nuova riunione sugli aiuti da destinare alla Grecia che si terrà domani con il coinvolgimento dei creditori privati e funzionari.
L'incontro nella capitale francese, aggiunge la lobby bancaria, si inserisce in una serie di riunioni tecniche iniziate la settimana scorsa.
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Qualcosa bolle in pentola ...
martedì 5 luglio 2011 15:04
LONDRA, 5 luglio (Reuters) - Iif, Institute of International Finance, comunica che presiederà una nuova riunione sugli aiuti da destinare alla Grecia che si terrà domani con il coinvolgimento dei creditori privati e funzionari.
L'incontro nella capitale francese, aggiunge la lobby bancaria, si inserisce in una serie di riunioni tecniche iniziate la settimana scorsa.
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Qualcosa bolle in pentola ...
tommy271
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Athens Hotels Ask For Support Measures
Manager of Great Bretagne hotel, Tim Ananiadis said that tourists that plan to visit Greece and Greek islands ask whether the country is a safe destination.
Reservations emerged strongly at the start of the season, but fell to the minimum recently, after the unrest in Athens on June 28 and 29, he noted at a press conference of the Attica hotel association.
The issue has not just about the hotels in Athens downtown, he said. “We lose conferences scheduled for 2012-2013. The impact is now visible also on hotels of periphery”, Ananiadis added.
EXA-A president Yiannis Retsos noted that the year began very positively for Athens, with increase of 5% in arrivals and 1.6% in revenue. However, recent events led to 8,000 cancellations in 20 city centre hotels, he stated.
He stressed that Athens –and Greece- could slide in the unsafe destinations list, which could be devastating for the entire Greek economy.
The hoteliers have already contacted Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos and Tourism Minister Pavlos Geroulanos, asking for a package of measures to support the Athens hotels:
-Non-payment of real estate tax for 2012
-Deduction of insurance contributions
-Extension of the program of Manpower Employment Organization to maintain 10,000 hotel jobs with 40% subsidy to employers’ contributions
-Non-payment of a 0.6% levy in existing and new loans for a 12-month period
(capital.gr)
Manager of Great Bretagne hotel, Tim Ananiadis said that tourists that plan to visit Greece and Greek islands ask whether the country is a safe destination.
Reservations emerged strongly at the start of the season, but fell to the minimum recently, after the unrest in Athens on June 28 and 29, he noted at a press conference of the Attica hotel association.
The issue has not just about the hotels in Athens downtown, he said. “We lose conferences scheduled for 2012-2013. The impact is now visible also on hotels of periphery”, Ananiadis added.
EXA-A president Yiannis Retsos noted that the year began very positively for Athens, with increase of 5% in arrivals and 1.6% in revenue. However, recent events led to 8,000 cancellations in 20 city centre hotels, he stated.
He stressed that Athens –and Greece- could slide in the unsafe destinations list, which could be devastating for the entire Greek economy.
The hoteliers have already contacted Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos and Tourism Minister Pavlos Geroulanos, asking for a package of measures to support the Athens hotels:
-Non-payment of real estate tax for 2012
-Deduction of insurance contributions
-Extension of the program of Manpower Employment Organization to maintain 10,000 hotel jobs with 40% subsidy to employers’ contributions
-Non-payment of a 0.6% levy in existing and new loans for a 12-month period
(capital.gr)
tommy271
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IIF Confirms Paris Bank Meeting Weds On Greek Debt
By Sebastian Moffet
Of The WALL STREET JOURNAL
PARIS-The Institute of International Finance is scheduled to meet Wednesday in Paris, as European banks discuss how to participate in a plan to fix Greece's debt problem, according to an IIF spokesman.
The meeting will bring together private sector creditors and officials and be chaired by IIF Managing Director Charles Dallara. It will be one in a series of meetings coordinated by the IIF, which are running in tandem with technical discussions since an IIF meeting in Rome last Monday, according to the spokesman.
The main proposal on the table for private-sector participation is a plan to rollover Greece's debt that was floated by French banks last week. The latest move to help the debt-ridden country came over the weekend, when euro-zone finance ministers signed off on a new slice of bailout money. This followed approval by the Greek parliament on Thursday of a new EUR28 billion austerity package aimed at shoring up government finances through 2015.
The IIF consists of more than 400 financial institutions world-wide and is based in Washington.
By Sebastian Moffet
Of The WALL STREET JOURNAL
PARIS-The Institute of International Finance is scheduled to meet Wednesday in Paris, as European banks discuss how to participate in a plan to fix Greece's debt problem, according to an IIF spokesman.
The meeting will bring together private sector creditors and officials and be chaired by IIF Managing Director Charles Dallara. It will be one in a series of meetings coordinated by the IIF, which are running in tandem with technical discussions since an IIF meeting in Rome last Monday, according to the spokesman.
The main proposal on the table for private-sector participation is a plan to rollover Greece's debt that was floated by French banks last week. The latest move to help the debt-ridden country came over the weekend, when euro-zone finance ministers signed off on a new slice of bailout money. This followed approval by the Greek parliament on Thursday of a new EUR28 billion austerity package aimed at shoring up government finances through 2015.
The IIF consists of more than 400 financial institutions world-wide and is based in Washington.
sethi
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Cmq siamo sempre li allo stesso punto ........e confermo quanto scritto ieri.......con la Grecia la bce ha adottato un passo che non può essere solamente composto dai rating delle rispettive agenzie.
Infatti la decisione di sostenere ad oltranza la Grecia malgrado il non rispetto delle regole dettate per entrare in zona euro ha creato innanzi tutto un precedente non da poco ed in seconda istanza inevitabilmente la bce troverà difficile appellarsi al fatto che i bond ellenici se in default non potranno essere + utilizzati, tali resistenze al dichiarare di non accettare + i bon ellenici comne controparte si comincia a vedere per il fatto che insieme alle tre sorelle comincia a prendere piede pure una quarta......e se quest'ultima avesse l'avvertenza di non declassare ulteriormente la grecia sarebbe ben vista per il fatto che ha tratto fuori dall'impiccio l'area euro....e la Bce.........certamente che siamo proprio in mezzo ad avvenimenti storico/finanziari non da poco
Infatti la decisione di sostenere ad oltranza la Grecia malgrado il non rispetto delle regole dettate per entrare in zona euro ha creato innanzi tutto un precedente non da poco ed in seconda istanza inevitabilmente la bce troverà difficile appellarsi al fatto che i bond ellenici se in default non potranno essere + utilizzati, tali resistenze al dichiarare di non accettare + i bon ellenici comne controparte si comincia a vedere per il fatto che insieme alle tre sorelle comincia a prendere piede pure una quarta......e se quest'ultima avesse l'avvertenza di non declassare ulteriormente la grecia sarebbe ben vista per il fatto che ha tratto fuori dall'impiccio l'area euro....e la Bce.........certamente che siamo proprio in mezzo ad avvenimenti storico/finanziari non da poco
IL MARATONETA
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dove hai letto questa ipotesi????Rollaggio fino al 2027....e non se ne parla piu
tommy271
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Greek, German Finance Ministers To Meet In Berlin Wednesday
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Greece's new finance minister will meet with his German counterpart in Berlin Wednesday to press for a more flexible timetable as his cash-starved government embarks on an ambitious privatization program aimed at raising EUR50 billion, an official briefed on the meeting said Tuesday.
The Greek finance ministry issued a statement confirming that Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos would meet German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble for a working dinner but didn't say what they would discuss.
But the official said Venizelos will approach Schaeuble about seeking a more flexible timetable for Greece to sell off EUR50 billion in state-owned assets.
The talks come amid a push by the German government to involve private banks in a voluntary rollover of Greek government debt as part of an aid package for Athens aimed at averting a default.
So far, however, those talks have produced only meager results and come after a warning by ratings agency Standard and Poor's that even a voluntary rollover of Greek debt may constitute a "selective default."
According to the official, Venizelos will ask Schaeuble for clarification about Germany's policy in the event the rollover plan does not work.
In exchange, Venizelos is expected to offer assurances that Greece will cut down public spending and tackle chronic tax evasion--steps seen as critical to repairing Greece's troubled public finances.
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Greece's new finance minister will meet with his German counterpart in Berlin Wednesday to press for a more flexible timetable as his cash-starved government embarks on an ambitious privatization program aimed at raising EUR50 billion, an official briefed on the meeting said Tuesday.
The Greek finance ministry issued a statement confirming that Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos would meet German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble for a working dinner but didn't say what they would discuss.
But the official said Venizelos will approach Schaeuble about seeking a more flexible timetable for Greece to sell off EUR50 billion in state-owned assets.
The talks come amid a push by the German government to involve private banks in a voluntary rollover of Greek government debt as part of an aid package for Athens aimed at averting a default.
So far, however, those talks have produced only meager results and come after a warning by ratings agency Standard and Poor's that even a voluntary rollover of Greek debt may constitute a "selective default."
According to the official, Venizelos will ask Schaeuble for clarification about Germany's policy in the event the rollover plan does not work.
In exchange, Venizelos is expected to offer assurances that Greece will cut down public spending and tackle chronic tax evasion--steps seen as critical to repairing Greece's troubled public finances.
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