The article by Marcus Stallechner and Daniel Kolb deals with the structure, objectives and principles of operation of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) and the European Stability Mechanism (ESM). The focus is on the way from the emergence of those two companies, their company and capital structure, as well as on their financial support instruments and lending operations. The topicality and effects on the economy as well as the great public interest make this to an interesting article, which approaches the details and facts of the EFSF and ESM.
Table of Content:
I. Abstract
II. The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF)
1. Emergence of the EFSF
2. Structure
2.2. Capital Structure
3. Principles of Operation
3.1. Process of Support Requests
3.2. Funding Strategy
4. Structures and Objectives of Financial Support Instruments
4.1. Bank Recapitalisation
4.2. Precautionary Programme
4.3. Primary Market Intervention
4.4. Secondary Market Intervention
5. Lending Operations
5.1. The Programme for Ireland
5.2. The Programmes for Portugal, Greece, Spain, and Cyprus
III. The European Stability Mechanism (ESM)
1. Introduction
2. History
2.1 Generic
2.2 Treaty Basis and Ratification
3. Structure
3.1 Governance Structure
3.2 Capital Structure and Contribution
4. Funding Objectives and Principles
4.1 Procedure
4.2 Instruments
IV. Conclusion
V. Questions
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