Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Europeans To Bail Out French And German Banks


The 86 billion euros from the third so-called financial rescue approved for Greece will be paid by citizens whose governments are members of the European Union.

The interests on the loans requested by the Greek government will be paid in perpetuity by the Greek people.

The third bailout will be disbursed over the next three years.

The details and conditions of the program will be reviewed every two months, according to the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) issued by the parties involved in the negotiation.

Athens major lenders called the Stability Mechanism (SM), draws annual contributions from the Member States-, the European Commission, the European Central Bank and, if Greece overcomes its first review in October, also the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This is what is now known as the quartet of creditors.

The new program is part of the remaining lending capacity of the SM, which is 455 billion euros.

Thus, the new program approved on Friday does not require any new contributions from the Member States of the euro area.

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