BNP Seminar on
Italian Banking Sector & NPLs
Resolution of NPL credits Amb. Pasquale Terracciano London, 8 September 2016
Italian Embassy – London
Macroeconomic Scenario: growth to be consolidated
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Macroeconomic Drivers in Italy European GVD vs Italian GDP
Source: Pwc
Macroeconomic Scenario: the good picture (1)
3 Source: MEF
Primary Surplus of the Five Largest European Countries: 1995-2016
Economic Cycles & NPLs
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• Loan performance is tightly linked to the economic cycle
• A mildly worse than usual phase of the economic cycle due to the recession post-2008
• We are now about to enter the growth phase of the
economic cycle
The Overall Plan
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Structural Reforms
Constitutional & Institutional Reforms
Interventions in the banks
Reforming the judicial system
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Patto Marciano
Non-possessory lien
Provides for the extra-judicial allocation of the properties given as guarantee of a loan
Allows companies to keep and use the guaranteed asset to generate revenues and repay the loan
Use of electronic tools
Put in place to safeguard parties from dilatory tactics and reduce the time of proceedings
NPL Register Enables both parties, entrepreneurs and banks, to consult quickly and easily information on one another
Source: ABI, MEF
Government & Private Capital Actions
8 Source: ABI, Pwc, MEF
State Guarantee on bad loans
securitisation (GACS)
Atlante Funds
A government sponsored solution to facilitate the financing of NPL purchases
A private-capital-funded safety network designed to support banks recapitalization enabling the deconsolidation of NPLs from banks’ balance sheets
Reforms of Banche Popolari
The biggest ten popolari banks will be transformed into joint-stock companies over the next 18 months
The real numbers
10 Source: MEF
Non Performing and Bad Loans – Gross and Net Values Net Loans and Relevant Collaterals
Moving Forward
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• NPLs resolution + recapitalizations + changes in business model will be a turning point for the Italian banking sector
• Remodeling of banks’ business model
• Tackling technology disruption and changing consumer preferences