The past two years the state has injected EUR 90 million in Efisa bank, an institution that was part of the BPN Group. It is more than double the amount to be raised from the sale of the bank to the Pivot SGPS, a company of Portuguese and Angolan capital, which may have as a shareholder the former minister Miguel Relvas.
It is a society of Portuguese and Angolan capital, with two majority shareholders: Ricardo Santos Silva, an expert on financial markets and Aba Schubert, manager of investment in the UK.
These two shareholders want to join other investors, among them the former minister of PSD, Miguel Relvas and Mário Palhares, a former deputy governor of the National Bank of Angola.
The list of potential investors awaits, however, the opinion of the Bank of Portugal.
So far, there were five capital increases carried out by Parparticipadas, state-owned company created in 2010 to manage a group of companies that were in the BPN ball, nationalized in 2008. The first capital injection of 37, 5 million occurred in 2014.
The money was used to eliminate two credit lines granted by BPN to Efisa, which were considered toxic by the BIC and the State undertook to repay.
In 2015 it was carried out three capital increases, a 15 million-two 12.5 million.
Already in 2016, with the government of António Costa, the Efisa bank received another cash injection amounting to 12.5 million.
When the BPN was nationalized in November 2008, the State was with other toxic assets from groups that have been integrated into three public companies.
The Parvalorem manages bad debts, the Parups manages the real estate assets and Parparticipadas was responsible for managing various shareholdings that BPN group had, including in Efisa bank, is responsible for their sale or liquidição.
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