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Annual Accounts 2020

Annual Accounts 2020 The management report [1] is an integral part of the ECB’s Annual Accounts and is designed to provide readers with contextual information related to the financial statements. [2] Given that the ECB’s activities and operations are undertaken in support of its policy objectives, the ECB’s financial position and result should be viewed in conjunction with its policy actions. To this end, the management report presents the ECB’s main tasks and activities, as well as their impact on its financial statements. Furthermore, it analyses the main developments in the Balance Sheet and the Profit and Loss Account during the year and includes information on the ECB’s financial resources. Finally, it describes the risk environment in which the ECB operates, providing information on the specific risks to which the ECB is exposed, and the risk management policies used to mitigate risks.

Greece requests OK from ESM, EFSF to pay off 3 6bln€ in IMF loans before their maturity

Athens has sent letters to the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) and the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) requesting to pay off portion of 3.1 billion euros in loans extended by the IMF before their maturation.

Cl Regling: Greece continued the reform process under difficult conditions

Cl Regling: Greece continued the reform process under difficult conditions
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Europe isn t working

Europe isn’t working The EU’s multiple failures are due to a deeper malaise: its formidable immunity to the smallest amount of democracy. From denial, to grudging acceptance, to substantial intervention, to debacle: that was the European Union’s trajectory once the storm that nearly consumed Wall Street in 2008 had crossed the Atlantic, starting the euro crisis. Twelve years later, the EU’s reaction to Covid-19’s arrival is following an ominously comparable trajectory. Eurosceptics take aim at the EU’s excessive red tape and incompetence, the Commission’s vaccination fiasco being a case in point. Euro-loyalists contend that the EU has learned its lessons and has responded to the pandemic with refreshing proficiency and solidarity. They are both wrong.

Belgium, Finland, Cyprus line up after EFSF finishes for Q1

By Burhan Khadbai 01 Feb 2021 The euro public sector bond market has got off to a busy start to February. Three eurozone sovereigns have announced syndicated issues, while the European Financial Stability Facility made a €2bn intraday tap on Monday to round off its first quarter funding target. Belgium has mandated

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