amorgos34
CHIAGNI & FOTTI SRL
grazie, comunque anch'io al momento con questi prezzi non compro e
mantengo chavez & c.
Hasta la victoria siempre
Obbligazioni societarie Bond British Petroleum (BP)
- Creatore Discussione storm
- Data di Inizio
Hasta la victoria siempre
paologorgo
Chapter 11
BP (BP) is reportedly planning to raise $50B to cover costs related to the Gulf spill. The breakdown is expected to be $10B from a bond sale, $20B from banks and $20B from asset sales over the next two years.
Imark
Forumer storico
Infatti, stavo per postarlo io... e vorrei anche dare un'occhiata alle reazioni delle rating agencies, perché c'è caso BP passi ad HY...
paologorgo
Chapter 11
direi si stiano attrezzando per avere un "tesoretto" nel caso le cose si mettano davvero male... e poi bisognerebbe vedere le condizioni del prestito bancario... aspetto Gaudente...
Phoenix_
Nuovo forumer
Di sicuro nell'incertezza che c'è stata e c'è sulla vicenda del Golfo del Messico non conviene addentrarsi nei meandri di BP.
paologorgo
Chapter 11
There will be rejoicing in the corridors of Goldman Sachs (GS): BP has finally overtaken it in the most-loathed company stakes! Yes, Goldman is still plumbing depths rarely seen in the modern era. But BP, even after putting aside $20 billion and grovelling to the president, continues to implode: it’s now hit a level of -47.6 in the latest BrandIndex poll. That’s not far from Toyota’s (TM) low point, which was -52.7 at the end of March, but it’s going to be a much harder fight back for BP than it was for Toyota.
It’s amusing to remember that earlier this year BrandZ put out a piece of glossy research saying that the BP brand was the 34th most valuable brand in the world, worth $17.283 billion. (Love the specificity there.) Is it possible for a brand to have negative value? If so, BP has probably achieved that distinction at this point.
Meanwhile, for those of you keeping count, BrandZ put the value of the Toyota brand at $21.769 billion, post-recall, while the Goldman Sachs brand was worth $9.283 billion, up a whopping 25% from 2009. How quickly these things can change.
BP: Now More Evil Than Goldman Sachs -- Seeking Alpha
It’s amusing to remember that earlier this year BrandZ put out a piece of glossy research saying that the BP brand was the 34th most valuable brand in the world, worth $17.283 billion. (Love the specificity there.) Is it possible for a brand to have negative value? If so, BP has probably achieved that distinction at this point.
Meanwhile, for those of you keeping count, BrandZ put the value of the Toyota brand at $21.769 billion, post-recall, while the Goldman Sachs brand was worth $9.283 billion, up a whopping 25% from 2009. How quickly these things can change.
BP: Now More Evil Than Goldman Sachs -- Seeking Alpha
