Artículos
Capital and liquidity relief in response to COVID-19: Implications for the Spanish banks
The economic constraints associated with the COVID-19 crisis have prompted regulatory and supervisory authorities to provide Spanish banks with ‘relief’.
Recent key developments in the area of Spanish financial regulation
Royal Decree-law passing certain emergency measures in the economic and public health spheres (Royal Decree-law 6/2020, published in the on March 11th, 2020).
COVID-19: A tsunami for public finances
Autores:
Lago Peñas, Santiago
COVID-19 has placed considerable pressure on Spain’s public finances, further complicating the outlook for the country’s fiscal consolidation.
Spanish banks’ preparedness for the COVID-19 crisis: A European comparison
Autores:
Maudos, Joaquín
Spanish banks’ key metrics, such as capital adequacy levels and liquidity buffers, have improved since the last crisis; however, the economic fallout from COVID-19 is projected to have an adverse impact on the sector.
Assessing the range of government guarantees: State support for the MARF
The third tranche of Spain’s government-backed guarantee scheme in response to COVID-19 will include the allocation of 4 billion euros to secure commercial paper issued on the alternative fixed-income market (MARF for its acronym in Spanish).