遭遇的危机都是相似的,遭遇危机的储户各有各的不幸。2013年3月16日,在南欧小国塞浦路斯的银行存款的储户一觉醒来,发现他们将失去一大笔财产:政府拟对银行储户收取“存款税”。这一国际金融史上的罕见举措不仅让该国存款人纷纷到银行提款,挤兑得数家银行停止服务,也震撼了国际金融市场。塞浦路斯政府这一决定,源于塞国当天和欧元集团达成的一项资金援助协议。 The crises encountered are similar, and the savers in crisis have their own misfortunes. On 16 March 2013, depositors in bank deposits in Cyprus, a small country in southern Europe, awoke and found that they would lose a large fortune: the government intended to impose a “deposit tax” on bank depositors. This rare move in the history of international finance has not only caused depositors in the country to withdraw money from their banks one by one, they have run out of services on several banks and shocked the international financial markets. The decision of the Cypriot government comes from a financial assistance agreement reached between the country and the euro group on the day of the Seychelles.