BUCHAREST - Greek banks, which control 17% of Romanian banking assets, have not withdrawn financing lines from local subsidiaries ahead of time so far, central bank officials said. Banks controlled by Greek investors have sufficient liquidity and are not under pressure to borrow heavily from the market, says Nicolae Cinteza, head of the Supervisory Department of the BNR, the Romanian central bank. The Greek hold 17% of Romanian banking assets and have a similar share of the deposit segment, with funds attracted from local customers amounting to around EUR6 billion. "I speak with officials in Greece at least on a weekly basis, we are in permanent contact with them. There have not been early repayments of resources attracted from Greece so far, only of loans that reached maturity," Cinteza told ZF.
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BUCHAREST - Greek banks, which control 17% of Romanian banking assets, have not withdrawn financing lines from local subsidiaries ahead of time so far, central bank officials said. Banks controlled by Greek investors have sufficient liquidity and are not under pressure to borrow heavily from the market, says Nicolae Cinteza, head of the Supervisory Department of the BNR, the Romanian central bank. The Greek hold 17% of Romanian banking assets and have a similar share of the deposit segment, with funds attracted from local customers amounting to around EUR6 billion. "I speak with officials in Greece at least on a weekly basis, we are in permanent contact with them. There have not been early repayments of resources attracted from Greece so far, only of loans that reached maturity," Cinteza told ZF.
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\"Isar\" pre numele sau adevarat , mugurel a pus pe butuci economia romaniei prin mentinerea dobinzii de referinta sus (BCE - 1,5% iar BNR peste 6 %) , ceea ce a facut si face cel mai rau IMM-urilor si in general economiei private ...vezi dobinzile de referinta in celelalte tari UE (germania, franta, U.E = BCE in general) dar si prin mentinerea leului la cote ridicate fara suport efectiv ...secatura a transformat BNR intr-o placa turnanta de spalare a banilor tilharilor europeni si nu numai ...care este motivul mentinerii dobinzii dereferinta ridicate ? ia explica tu asta la public ! ...ca sa fie capitalul de lucru scump = 15-28%- si sa nu cumva sa putem exporta si noi in UE, la fel si cu leul , sa nu cumva sa putem sa producem si sa exportam ...numai mittal si renault , nu ? ...lichea ce esti ...dar-ar canceru-n tine si ai tai !
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