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The planned auctions of Spanish banks seized by the government may suffer
delays due to recommendations by the International Monetary Fund on how rescued
financial entities should be sold, reports Cinco Dias in its Tuesday Internet
edition
The IMF says that the current EPA protection scheme, which addresses future
losses generated by a failed entity being sold, will have to be revised.
Currently, the Deposit Guarantee Fund, known as FGD in Spain and financed by the
country's banks, will take on 80% of those losses, while the buyer will take the
remaining 20%
Although the scheme has been fundamental in encouraging the sale of rescued
banks, the IMF believes that, at the least, the percentages should be adjusted
to increase the margin of loss and motivate the buyer to run the loss-making
assets in a more efficient manner
Firm bids for nationalized Catalunya Caixa are expected to be submitted by
June 27, while offers for Banco de Valencia are expected in mid-July
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