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Fitch Group lowers rating of Cyprus
2012-08-06 13:18

 Today Agency downgraded the long-term assessment of the credibility of the Cypriot papers from BBB- to BB+ and short-term from F3 to B. The prognosis is negative.
"Lowering the rating reflects a significant increase in the capital which banks in Cyprus need, in comparison with the assessment of January – we read in communication of Fitch Group. The Agency adds that apart from 1.8 billion euros which are necessary for Cyprus Popular Bank it also needs up to 4 billion for recapitalization of other financial institutions on the island.
Even in case Greece remains in the euro area, Cyprus banks will suffer losses in the intermediate perspective. The reason will be a recession in the economy - Fitch analysts wrote.
They estimate that this year the national debt exceeds 100 percent of GDP but budget deficit – 3.9 percent of GDP.


 
"What is needed is a major financial reform (...) in order to raise productivity and competitiveness of the economy '- Fitch added.
In mid of June, the authorities in Nicosia appeared to Russia for a loan of 5 billion euros for 5 years. Moscow has not decided yet but there is no output, because Cyprus' interests are led by hundreds of Russian companies, there are about 50 000 Russians and companies registered the largest corporations. The Russians are also co-owners of the local banks (e.g. oligarch Dmitry Rybołowlew is co-owner of the biggest Bank of Cyprus).



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