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Resolution Fund “under conditions” to return 1.9 billion to the State at the beginning of 2027

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Briefings

The Fundo de Resolução will repay between 1.7 and 1.9 billion euros to the State and lending banks by early 2027, marking a significant return after previously owing 7.5 billion euros. This repayment plan involves the BES and Banif resolution mechanisms, with the fund's governing board leaving in late October. The exact amount and specific conditions remain unconfirmed, and the fund is currently in a transition period.

Key points

• The Fundo de Resolução will repay between 1.7 and 1.9 billion euros to the State and lending banks by early 2027.
• The fund previously owed 7.5 billion euros to the State and lending banks before this repayment plan.

Context

Luís Máximos dos Santos, vice-governor of the BdP, announced the repayment plan in an interview with Expresso. He is leaving the board in late October, and the fund is currently in a transition period. The exact amount and specific conditions remain unconfirmed, and the fund is currently in a transition period.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from the vice-governor without further details on the specific conditions of repayment or the exact timing of the final amount. The fund is currently in a transition period, and the evidence does not include any forecasts or additional data.

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