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-- -- home economy finance-business markets investing sitemap предоставляем удобные условия заселения в общежитие на авиамоторной для студентов. despite credit growth, cycle remains subdued, says lane published 16.11.2017 | by alex76 central bank governor says capital buffers will be carefully monitored about 13 hours ago eoin burke-kennedy despite a pick-up in lending, most notably central bank governor philip lane says ireland’s credit cycle remains “subdued”. as a result, he said the bank’s counter-cyclical capital buffers – the mechanism by which the central bank’s controls lending here – has been kept at 0 per cent. however, in a speech to the annual ceo breakfast forum, hosted by business in the community ireland, prof lane said the buffers were a vital tool in maintaining macro-financial stability and would be closely looked at in the coming years. “we can activate a counter-cyclical capital buffer (ccyb) by raising the minimum capital ratio for banks during periods of above-normal credit growth and lowering it during periods of below-normal credit growth,” prof lane said. “ this both increases the resilience of banks to unexpected reversals in credit dynamics and could also act to dampen credit cycles and increase both the sustainability of lending and the stability of financial institutions,” he said. the governor said a small but increasing number of eu countries had raised the counter-cyclical capital buffer in recent times. prof lane said t macro-financial stability was a necessary pre-condition for the implementation of a meaningful sustainability agenda. “at both domestic and international levels, this basic lesson has been painfully illustrated by the boom-bust credit cycle during 2003-2009, the european sovereign debt crisis during 2010-2012 and extended post-crisis recovery dynamics that has dominated the european policy agenda in recent years,” he said. during a crisis, public and private decision makers delay investment plans; crucial resources are diverted while the bandwidth of the political system is absorbed by crisis management. these acted as barriers to making progress on the sustainability agenda, he said. “to take an obvious example, the history of the construction sector in ireland over the last 15 years provides a basic case study of how untamed credit can contribute to severe mis-allocation of resources, across time and across geographies,” he said. http://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/despite-credit-growth-cycle-remains-subdued-says-lane-1.3292623 posted in economy venezuelan debt now has the vultures circling published 16.11.2017 | by alex76 as defaults loom bonds plunge in value and investors with steel stomachs arrive about 16 hours ago venezuela’s vice president tareck el aissami (c) speaks during a meeting with bondholders and their representatives, next to oil minister eulogio del pino, economy vice president wilmar castro, planning minister ricardo menendez and economy minister and vice president for finance at venezuela’s state-owned oil company pdvsa simon zerpa, in caracas, venezuela november 13, 2017. photograph: reuters for years, investing in venezuelan bonds has been a popular play for the world’s largest investors – seduced by mouthwatering interest rates, despite the obvious risks. now, as the bonds have plunged in value over fears that the venezuelan government will finally default on its bond payments, many traditional investors are heading for the exits, replaced by a hardier band of funds that specialize in the debts of near-bankrupt nations. with steel stomachs and having survived numerous byzantine debt dramas – from argentina in 2000 to greece in 2012 – they see venezuela as the next great debt-restructuring payday. “it is all about the price,” said lee c. buchheit, a debt specialist of 30 years’ standing at the law firm of cleary gottlieb steen & hamilton. “if you look at the behavior of distressed investors, they wait for the price to hit a certain threshold” – usually 20 cents on the dollar – “and we have now reached that.” developments have moved quickly in recent weeks, with a call to restructure, missed interest payments, a default on a power company’s bonds and an inconclusive meeting with investors monday. but neither venezuela’s sovereign debt nor that of its national oil company has been declared in default by creditors, though standard & poor’s says the conditions exist for a default. investors taking the long view still believe that the government will find a way to keep paying what it owes. their calculation, buchheit said, is simple: whether the price of the bonds is below what might be recovered through a debt-restructuring agreement or as part of legal enforcement if venezuela refuses to negotiate. with the country’s political and social disarray, us sanctions, and recent demands from the government of president nicols maduro that bond investors agree to a debt deal, venezuelan bonds have plunged in price from more than 30 cents to the low 20s. according to the data-gathering firm factset, established firms like goldman sachs, fidelity and t. rowe price still sit on about $3.5 billion worth of bonds issued by the national oil company petrleos de venezuela, or pdvsa. by far, these have been the favorite bonds for foreign investors because the company is seen as the country’s cash cow, with its steady stream of foreign-exchange earnings and its wealth of overseas assets. but as the venezuelan economy continues to deteriorate, the risks of owning these bonds have grown significantly. the country’s foreign-exchange reserves have fallen below $10 billion – a level economists say comes close to insolvency – and experts say striking a debt deal will not be easy, especially with an unpopular government and dueling legislatures. and so the selling has begun. “we have significantly reduced our portfolio in venezuela over the past year,” said jan dehn, the head of research at ashmore investment management, an emerging-market specialist based in london. “this is a slow-moving train wreck.” for these experts in distress, or vulture investors, it is at this point that they get serious about committing funds. and those who have been through many such situations say venezuela could become the most profitable of all. that is because many debt disasters occur in small countries in africa and latin america with limits on the bonds one can accumulate. and in larger countries like argentina and greece, profits were hard to come by as nations drove hard bargains. venezuela is a special case for several reasons, debt experts say. because of sanctions, it has been unable to hire a team of top bankers and lawyers who might help reach a favorable agreement with creditors. the haphazard nature of the government’s tactics was revealed this week when a ballyhooed session with bond investors in the capital, caracas, produced few attendees and no results. unusually, the government has asked bondholders to come up with a plan for restructuring the debt. in most cases when a sovereign nation runs out of cash, a debt proposal is imposed on investors. also, venezuela’s oil company has lucrative assets in the united states and europe that holdout investors could try to seize through a lawsuit in a foreign court if the country stopped paying. debt financiers also point out that for all its troubles, venezuela is rich in resources, with the largest proven oil reserves in the world. many billions of dollars have fled the country but could come back quickly if there was a change in government. while other investors have been selling, hans humes, the founder and chief executive of greylock capital, a fund that specialises in distressed debt, is looking to add to his positions. a veteran of debt deals in argentina and greece, he is contacting like-minded investors to fashion a unified negotiating strategy. since it has been just two weeks since maduro said he would renegotiate venezuela’s debt, a vanguard

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