Wednesday July 07 2010
ANGLO Irish Bank's new business plan is "substantially different" to the one queried by the European Commission back in March and no longer includes many of the aspects Brussels took issue with, the Irish Independent has learned.
Documents published this week show the Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia wrote to the Government back in March expressing a litany of concerns about Anglo's original plan to split itself into a new bank and an asset-run down company. ...Weiterlesen
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Last night, a spokesman for the Department of Finance stressed that Anglo's new plan was "substantially different" to the original version.
"We are currently in discussion with the commission and other stakeholders on the structure and detail of the revised proposal," he added. "No formal decisions have been made at this point but we expect to receive an 'in principle' decision by late July / early August and a formal approval of a decision from the EC in September 2010."
Es wird also Ende Juli/Anfang August mit einer Entscheidung der EU-Kommission gerechnet die dann im September beschlossen werden soll. Spätestens dann sollte sich die Unsicherheit im Bond auflösen, so dass klar wird auf welche Art und Weise es mit der Bank weiter gehen wird.
