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Has The Greek Bank Run Started?
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/15/2012 11:36 -0400
Bank Run
Greece
Reality
While the long-term decline in bank deposits over the past 3 years has been
well documented both on Zero Hedge and elsewhere, it is the most recent,
acute post-election phase that has not gotten much coverage. Minutes ago
Bloomberg sent out a notice that things in Greece may be on the verge of the
final collapse. From Bloomberg: "Anxious Greeks have withdrawn as much as
700 million euros ($893 million) from the nation’s banks since the
inconclusive May 6 election, President Karolos Papoulias told party leaders
yesterday, according to a transcript of the meeting posted on the presidency
’s website today. Papoulias said he got the information from the head of
the Bank of Greece, the central bank, George Provopoulos, according to the
transcript." While this was likely a negotiation talking point to facilitate
the formation of the government, the reality as we now know is that there
has been NO government formed, which now means that the bank run will only
get worse. Needless to say, a Greek banking system which is now virtually
shut out of any extrenal funding except for the ELA, where it has a few
billions euros in access left, will be unable to deal with hundreds of
millions in deposit outflows.
Tyler Durden's picture
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/15/2012 11:36 -0400
Bank Run
Greece
Reality
While the long-term decline in bank deposits over the past 3 years has been
well documented both on Zero Hedge and elsewhere, it is the most recent,
acute post-election phase that has not gotten much coverage. Minutes ago
Bloomberg sent out a notice that things in Greece may be on the verge of the
final collapse. From Bloomberg: "Anxious Greeks have withdrawn as much as
700 million euros ($893 million) from the nation’s banks since the
inconclusive May 6 election, President Karolos Papoulias told party leaders
yesterday, according to a transcript of the meeting posted on the presidency
’s website today. Papoulias said he got the information from the head of
the Bank of Greece, the central bank, George Provopoulos, according to the
transcript." While this was likely a negotiation talking point to facilitate
the formation of the government, the reality as we now know is that there
has been NO government formed, which now means that the bank run will only
get worse. Needless to say, a Greek banking system which is now virtually
shut out of any extrenal funding except for the ELA, where it has a few
billions euros in access left, will be unable to deal with hundreds of
millions in deposit outflows.
