欧州の銀行が欧州債務危機を克服する方策に関する一考察

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  • オウシュウ ノ ギンコウ ガ オウシュウ サイム キキ オ コクフクスル ホウサク ニ カンスル イチコウサツ

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This paper deals with the European banks’ external deleveraging trend associated with the European financial crisis, especially a special type of international asset liquidation scheme that utilizes the Collective Action Clause (CAC). The CAC, conducted by the Greek Government in March 2012, was a unique case retroactively introduced in the international financial markets. It was originally designed to dramatically reduce the country’s existing governmental debt obligations, but in addition, helped reduce the heavy debt burdens of European banks. This study discusses the recent external deleveraging trend, the reduction in the percentage of debt in the balance sheet from European banks’ viewpoints. In addition, I will present a financial comparison between the CAC and non-CAC cases, and state my own views.

source:Josai International Review

identifier:JOS-13412663-1801

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