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Loans to banks: composition<br />

Changes<br />

31.12.2011 % 31.12.2010 %<br />

Figures in thousands of euro amount %<br />

Loans to central banks 739,318 11.9% 739,508 23.7% -190 0.0%<br />

Term deposits - - - - - -<br />

Compulsory reserve requirements 738,100 11.9% 739,508 23.7% -1,408 -0.2%<br />

Reverse repurchase agreements - - - - - -<br />

Other 1,218 0.0% - - 1,218 n.s.<br />

Loans to banks 5,444,682 88.1% 2,380,844 76.3% 3,063,838 128.7%<br />

Current accounts and deposits 2,516,230 40.7% 1,161,396 37.3% 1,354,834 116.7%<br />

Term deposits 455,701 7.4% 466,445 14.9% -10,744 -2.3%<br />

Other financing: 1,329,819 21.5% 753,003 24.1% 576,816 76.6%<br />

- reverse repurchase agreements 534,373 8.6% 988 0.0% 533,385 n.s.<br />

- finance leases 98 0.0% 165 0.0% -67 -40.6%<br />

- other 795,348 12.9% 751,850 24.1% 43,498 5.8%<br />

Debt instruments 1,142,932 18.5% - - 1,142,932 n.s.<br />

Total 6,184,000 100.0% 3,120,352 100.0% 3,063,648 98.2%<br />

Interbank funding at the end of year was close to €10 billion, up by €4.4 billion over twelve<br />

months, due primarily to the transactions with the ECB (+€3.8 billion) already mentioned, but<br />

also to greater recourse to the market (+€0.6 billion), mainly in terms of repurchase<br />

agreements.<br />

Outstanding exposure to central banks of €6 billion consisted entirely of liquidity with a threeyear<br />

maturity obtained in the auction held on 21 st December 2011.<br />

With regard to amounts due to other banks, a comparison in terms of type of funding between<br />

the two year-end positions shows a reduction of €0.2 billion for current accounts and demand<br />

and term deposits considered as a whole (down from €1.9 billion to €1.7 billion). In reality, the<br />

quarterly performance saw temporary growth in the first quarter which reached €3 billion,<br />

followed by a decrease as the management of all interbank liquidity converged on the<br />

Eurosystem as a consequence of the increase in country risk.<br />

Furthermore, term deposits at the end of year (€0.8 billion) included a European Investment<br />

Bank (EIB) deposit of €0.6 billion.<br />

The item “financing”, amounting to €1.9 billion, increased by €0.7 billion. This change reflects<br />

an increase in repurchase agreements to finance assets ineligible for refinancing, to be<br />

interpreted in relation to the corresponding asset item.<br />

“Other” financing includes a medium to long-term transaction with the European Investment<br />

Bank relating to the Parent for a residual amount, after repayments for the year, of €588<br />

million (€672 million at the end of 2010).<br />

Due to banks: composition<br />

Changes<br />

31.12.2011 % 31.12.2010 %<br />

Figures in thousands of euro amount %<br />

Due to central banks 6,001,500 61.4% 2,219,152 41.2% 3,782,348 170.4%<br />

Due to banks 3,770,781 38.6% 3,164,825 58.8% 605,956 19.1%<br />

Current accounts and deposits 896,512 9.2% 692,788 12.9% 203,724 29.4%<br />

Term deposits 778,119 8.0% 1,199,455 22.3% -421,336 -35.1%<br />

Financing: 1,881,780 19.2% 1,149,003 21.3% 732,777 63.8%<br />

- repurchase agreements 1,007,037 10.3% 290,737 5.4% 716,300 246.4%<br />

- other 874,743 8.9% 858,266 15.9% 16,477 1.9%<br />

Amounts due for commitments to repurchase own<br />

equity instruments - - - - - -<br />

Other payables 214,370 2.2% 123,579 2.3% 90,791 73.5%<br />

Total 9,772,281 100.0% 5,383,977 100.0% 4,388,304 81.5%<br />

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