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Frankfurt and Munich to secure their capital Germany is becoming a magnet for Spanish depositors who want to protect their savings in the safest market in the euro zone. This trend is being taken advantage of by German banks, such as Deutsche Bank, to make it easier for their clients to transfer their savings to accounts in the German country. financial sources, foreign banks operating in Spain are carrying out this type of operations. These are German entities but not only. There is also evidence of offers from Barclays . The message they convey to their clients is that they are provided with a safe haven for savings in their offices in Germany or the United Kingdom. But the offers are not indiscriminate. The aim is to attract the capital of depositors with greater purchasing power , to whom they offer an account in a German or British branch. “People bring money to Germany freely” An official spokesperson for Deutsche Bank has admitted that many of the bank's clients are concerned about the future of their money in Spain and are asking their questions at branches.
However, they warn that the entity is not specifically encouraging the outflow of money to Germany . People who open an account in the German country, they explain, do so freely. Haven for savings in Germany The truth is that Spanish savers are looking for new refuges in Europe for their money, as confirmed to ECD by one of the most important Middle East Mobile Number List tax advisory firms in Spain. This new destination is, precisely, Germany , which joins the traditional ones: Switzerland and Luxembourg . Investors value above all that Germany's Gross Domestic Product registered a growth of 0.5% in the first quarter of the year compared to the previous three months, while the year-on-year rate increased by 1.7% . The German economy returned to the path of growth in March, after contracting by 0.2% in December. Among the main causes that move businessmen to take money from Spain, these sources say, is the fear of a worsening of the recession , or the recent rescue of the Spanish financial sector by the European Union.
Morant vindicates the role of young people: "It is time to stop to give lessons and give them spaces for representation" They contemplate Spain's exit from the euro As published on these pages - see it here -, some foreign banks, such as Deutsche Bank itself or BNP Paribas , began almost a year ago, when the debt crisis broke out in Europe, to apply measures to reduce risks in situations unforeseen events in Spain. Among the adjustments that these entities began to include, the inclusion of a clause in the granting of loans to operations in which Spanish companies intervene stood out . The banks made it a condition for Spanish companies that “if Spain leaves the euro, the agreement will continue to have that currency as the reference currency . ” It was one of the requirements to sign the loan, which showed the lack of confidence in the country. At Deutsche Bank they admitted at the time that this possibility had been debated internally, although, for the moment, it was being studied and this requirement had not been introduced in this type of credit .
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