National central banks in the euro zone
will now have the power to make announcements about any emergency
funding that they provide to their banks, the European Central Bank said
on Wednesday.
Read more: ECB gives central banks power to announce emergency funding - The Globe and Mail
Official announcements
about the supply of Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA), such as in the
case of Greek banks, had so far been made by the ECB itself.
“The Governing Council of the European
Central Bank has decided that national central banks will from now on
have the option to communicate publicly about the provision of Emergency
Liquidity Assistance (ELA) to the banks in their country, in cases
where they deem that such communication is necessary,” the ECB said on
Wednesday.
Central banks will still have to seek ECB approval to provide ELA and to make any announcement about it.
Read more: ECB gives central banks power to announce emergency funding - The Globe and Mail
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