(ANSA) - MILAN, 14 JAN - There are 311 billion public aid to bank loans to tackle the pandemic. This is what emerges from an analysis by Fabi.
The division sees 60 billion in active moratoriums, in the face of 500 thousand suspensions granted, 3 million requests for loans presented, more than 220 billion in loans guaranteed by Mcc and 31 billion disbursed by Sace. Some of the measures are no longer active, others will expire in a few months with "the result that 1.2 million individuals, including families and companies, could find themselves in enormous difficulty: the scenario is that of a liquidity emergency that could lead to bankruptcies and bankruptcies" .
Two years after the start of the pandemic, the balance of guaranteed loans shows "mind-boggling figures because if the impact of the virus on the Italian economy has been profound and extensive, the measures activated by the government have been equally valid", highlights Fabi.
"Some support measures introduced by the government are no longer in force and others will expire in a few months: therefore it is urgent to extend all public aid for businesses and families, both by reactivating the moratoriums on old loans and by extending guarantees on new loans beyond the current deadline of next June 30. . I therefore fully agree with the appeal made to the Italian government by the president of ABI, Antonio Patuelli ", affirms the general secretary of Fabi, Lando Maria Sileoni.
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