
Patuelli (Abi): 'There is already a three-year agreement and the agreements are maintained'
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There is a previous three-year agreement between banks and the government with measures of around 10 billion.
The banks reiterate their no to a new 'contribution' in the budget law, requested by some political forces, including the majority.
As the president of the Abi Antonio Patuelli stated, on the sidelines of the 58th Credit Day, "there is already a three-year agreement" (with measures of around 10 billion including the postponement of tax deductibility and release of capital reserves) and "the agreements are maintained".
"Banks work on the basis of contracts and consequently if contracts with private individuals are always valid, even more so is a contract with the public valid" he concludes.

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