Wednesday, 16 March 2011

ABI, bank deposits accelerated in February, while consolidating loans

Accelerate the collection of Italian banks in February, which showed a trend growth of 3.6% compared to 2% in January. And 'what emerges from the montly Outlook published by ABI.

More specifically, the bank deposits totaled 2.1875 trillion euro. Over the past year the stock of the collection has increased by more than 70 billion euro. The observation of the different components shows that the resident customer deposits have been a trend growth rate amounted to +5.6% (+4.5% in January 2011), while the annual change in bank bonds totaled +0.6% (-1.5% in January 2011).

Also on values ​​is very strong, however, the dynamics of repurchase agreements with customers: a second before the end of February 2011 estimates the aggregate scored an annual growth of around +66.6% (+66.4% in January 2011 ).

After more than two years and for the third consecutive month - January 2011 - is back on the positive trend of deposits from abroad: in particular, those of Italian banks totaled about 455 billion euro, 6.3% in more than a year earlier (+12% at end 2010). The share of deposits in total funding from abroad stood at 17.1%.

In terms of jobs, the dynamics of bank loans showed at the end of the first two months of 2011, a consolidation on the basis of initial estimates, the loans to households and non-financial corporations amounted to 1.4885 trillion euro, a growth trend of 5.6% (as at January 2011, up 2.4% on average in the Euro Area in January 2011), tornado on the levels of late summer 2008.

6.2% increased loans to residents of Italy to the private sector (+6.3% in January 2011). At the end of February 2011, the amount of loans to the private sector of the Italian banking system amounted to 1.702 billion euro. Compared to February 2010, the net flow of new loans was over 95 billion euro.


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