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Enria (SSM): “Bad debt at a historic low in Europe”

10 February 2023 Editors

Andrea Enria, the chairman of the supervisory board of the European Central Bank (ECB), pointed out the low stock of…

Enria: “Our priority is to reduce old NPLs and avoid new ones”

2 December 2022 Editors

Reducing legacy NPLs and preventing an excessive build-up of new NPLs continues to be a priority for ECB Banking Supervision.…

Expectations about the availability of bank loans are falling significantly in the eurozone

8 May 2020 Editors

Euro area small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) reported a decline in turnover (in net terms – 2%, from 20% in…

These are the ECB’s scenarios for the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on economic activity in the euro area

1 May 2020 Editors

The ECB has drafted three alternative scenarios to illustrate the range of likely impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the…

As creditors refuse extension to homes protection, Greece puts state aid on mortgages on table

23 April 2020 Konstantinos Papagrigoris

Lenders insist on their position to not extend the home protection framework beyond May 1st. Greek government will ask lenders today to put in place a new institutional framework that will allow the state to subsidize mortgage installments.

ECB eases collateral rules to pre-empt potential rating downgrade

23 April 2020 Christos Ziotis

ECB took another decisive step to mitigate impact of possible rating downgrades on collateral availability. The Central Bank aims to ensure that banks have sufficient assets that they can mobilise as collateral with the Eurosystem to participate in the liquidity-providing operations and to continue providing funding to the euro area economy.