ΕΚΤ = Dead Bull = meltdown ;

The capital of the ECB comes from the national central banks (NCBs) of all EU Member States. It amounts to €10,760,652,402.58. The paid-up capital1 of euro area NCBs amounts to €5,196,932,289.36 and breaks down as follows:Euro area NCBs (as of 1 January 2011)NCBCapital key %Paid-up capital (€)Nationale Bank van België / Banque Nationale de Belgique2.4256180,157,051.35Deutsche Bundesbank18.93731,406,533,694.10Eesti Pank0.179013,294,901.14Central Bank of Ireland1.110782,495,232.91Bank of Greece1.9649145,939,392.39******Banco de España8.3040616,764,575.51Banque de France14.22121,056,253,899.48Banca d’Italia12.4966928,162,354.81Central Bank of Cyprus0.136910,167,999.81Banque centrale du Luxembourg0.174712,975,526.42Central Bank of Malta0.06324,694,065.65De Nederlandsche Bank3.9882296,216,339.12Oesterreichische Nationalbank1.9417144,216,254.37Banco de Portugal1.7504130,007,792.98Banka Slovenije0.328824,421,025.10Národná banka Slovenska0.693451,501,030.43Suomen Pankki – Finlands Bank1.253993,131,153.81 ******Total269.97055,196,932,289.36http://www.ecb.int/ecb/orga/capital/html/index.en.htmlΠΟΙΟ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΤΟ ΑΝΕΚΔΟΤΟ ???  !…..1.Η ΤτΕ εχει μεγαλυτερο μεριδιο στην ΕΚΤ απο τη Φινλαδνια !!! ( δεν το γνωριζα )2.It is estimated that the European Central Bank is now holding somewhere in the neighborhood of 444 billion euros worth of debt from the governments of Greece, Italy, Portugal, Ireland and Spain.“There is a hidden – and potentially huge – cost of the euro zone crisis to taxpayers buried in the ECB’s books.” Such risks discomfort the ECB, although it disputes Open Europe’s figures and assumptions.3.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/8560503/European-Central-Bank-risks-being-wiped-out-by-bail-outs.htmlThe bank is now “23 to 24 times levered” as a result of bailing out Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain.The London-based think tank argued: “Should the ECB see its assets fall by just 4.23pc (%) in value . . . its entire capital base would be wiped out.”Open Europe said: “Hefty losses for the ECB are no longer a remote risk.” It added: “The ECB is ultimately underwritten by taxpayers which means there is a hidden – and potentially huge – cost of the eurozone crisis to taxpayers buried in the ECB’s books.”δε γελασατε  ;;;;;;;ΠΠFiled under: ΕΠΙΚΑΙΡΟΤΗΤΑ