Funding pressures on State ‘may be less severe than thought’

FUNDING pressures on the State caused by the banking crisis may not be as severe as first thought, because the Government no longer has to carry the full burden of recapitalising the country’s banks.

FUNDING pressures on the State caused by the banking crisis may not be as severe as first thought, because the Government no longer has to carry the full burden of recapitalising the country’s banks.

A new analysis by Davy projects the cost of the banks’ re-capitalisation at potentially €19 billion.

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