Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/16/2013 - 19:29

As the President of Cyprus proclaims to his people that
"we' should all take responsibility as his historic decision will "lead to the permanent rescue of the economy," it appears that the settled-upon 9.9% haircut is a 'good deal'
compared to the stunning 40% of total deposits that Germany's FinMin Schaeuble and the IMF demanded. This action,
his statement notes, enables the rescue of 8,000 banking sector jobs and ensuring the liquidity of the banks, "allowing the economy to proceed decisively to a new beginning."
Ekathimerini reports," this is the first time in the eurozone that a levy has been imposed not on the interest of bank accounts but on the capital itself," and was the only way to bridge most of the the gap between the EUR17bn Nicosia needed and the EUR10bn the ESM was offering, though
tax on interest in Cypriot banks will also rise to 20-25%. It is the 40% haircut requirement that concerns us the most as clearly going forward that means other nations, starting Monday (or Tuesday given national holidays) see deposit outflows surge, as the
willingness to take such steps is now painfully clear.
Also wenn das hier in Europa so weitergeht, müssen wir unser Geld wohl notgedrungen unter die Matratze stecken...(-
AntwortenLöschenIch gehe mal davon aus, das dies politische Vorgehen mit den höheren Gerichten in der EU abgestimmt worden ist bzw. noch wird! Genauso wie bei der CACerei in Griechenland...