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Il mercato e' come una bestia feroce che tende a divorare tutto fino a diventare cannibale pur' di soddisfare la propria voracita' e le prede deboli o peggio ferite sono il pasto preferito 
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IIF's Dallara sees Greek bond market return by 2014 -report
ATHENS, July 30 | Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:20pm EDT
ATHENS, July 30 (Reuters) - A voluntary swap of privately held Greek bonds as part of the country's bailout package will be succesful and help the debt-laden country return to bond markets by 2014 at the latest, a key official coordinating the talks said on Saturday.
"I see no reason why it (Greece) should not return to markets in 18-30 months," said Charles Dallara, managing director of the Institute of International Finance (IIF), a global bank association, in an interview with Greek newspaper Kathimerini.
Asked if he was certain that 90 percent of all private holders of Greek debt will take part in the voluntary swap scheme, Dallara was quoted by Kathimerini as saying: "Yes, I am certain that the target can be achieved, if everyone does their work and cooperates harmoniously."
ATHENS, July 30 | Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:20pm EDT
ATHENS, July 30 (Reuters) - A voluntary swap of privately held Greek bonds as part of the country's bailout package will be succesful and help the debt-laden country return to bond markets by 2014 at the latest, a key official coordinating the talks said on Saturday.
"I see no reason why it (Greece) should not return to markets in 18-30 months," said Charles Dallara, managing director of the Institute of International Finance (IIF), a global bank association, in an interview with Greek newspaper Kathimerini.
Asked if he was certain that 90 percent of all private holders of Greek debt will take part in the voluntary swap scheme, Dallara was quoted by Kathimerini as saying: "Yes, I am certain that the target can be achieved, if everyone does their work and cooperates harmoniously."
tommy271
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dubito, ma sicuramente iMark, se vede il post, può dissipare ogni dubbio. altrimenti puoi richiederglielo al bar in bocciofila...
Imark li aveva comprati lo scorso anno.
Ma credo sia uscito da tempo ...
tommy271
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Syntagma cleared of tents and banners
Eight people arrested in the process
The City of Athens, in cooperation with the police, removed all tents from Syntagma Square in the early hours of Saturday. Eight people were arrested in the process that went by without any significant problems.
The removal of the tents, that had occupied part of the capital’s central square for about two months, began at 4 in the morning and concluded four hours later, with most of the tents being empty at the time.
Four Greeks, two French, one German and one Romanian were arrested for polluting and degrading the environment.
It took 20 trucks of the local authority of Athens to take away all tents and banners that had originally been used for the Indignants’ protests against the government’s austerity measures, but as Athens Mayor Giorgos Kaminis told Skai Television on Friday, the people staying at the square were not related to the protesters.
An Athens prosecutor has also ordered an investigation into the presence of the tents and the banners at Syntagma.
ekathimerini.com , Saturday Jul 30, 2011 (18:58)
Eight people arrested in the process
The removal of the tents, that had occupied part of the capital’s central square for about two months, began at 4 in the morning and concluded four hours later, with most of the tents being empty at the time.
Four Greeks, two French, one German and one Romanian were arrested for polluting and degrading the environment.
It took 20 trucks of the local authority of Athens to take away all tents and banners that had originally been used for the Indignants’ protests against the government’s austerity measures, but as Athens Mayor Giorgos Kaminis told Skai Television on Friday, the people staying at the square were not related to the protesters.
An Athens prosecutor has also ordered an investigation into the presence of the tents and the banners at Syntagma.
ekathimerini.com , Saturday Jul 30, 2011 (18:58)
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German finance minister: Greek deal no transfer union
BERLIN | Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:35pm EDT
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble denied on Saturday that this month's Greek bailout deal paves the way for a future 'transfer union' in which euro zone countries are liable for each others' debts.
Schaueble's remarks in a newspaper interview to be published on Sunday follow his attempt earlier this week to reassure conservative political colleagues that a new euro zone rescue fund would not have 'carte blanche' to buy bonds of states in difficulty.
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann warned last week that the 109 billion euro ($157 billion) aid package for debt-stricken Greece weakened incentives for euro zone countries to maintain solid finances and led toward a fiscal transfer union.
"I don't like the term as it only leads to misunderstandings and has nothing to do with the outcome of the summit," Schaeuble told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, according to a transcript provided by the paper late on Saturday.
"We are not harmonizing interest rates. We are not collectivizing debt risk. We are creating effective crisis mechanisms -- nothing more and nothing less. The requirement to make savings, which is tied to the aid, exerts a disciplinary effect on the states that receive it."
German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler on Wednesday encouraged German firms to invest in Greece, likening the opportunities to those in Poland after the fall of communism.
Schaeuble offered a different analogy.
"Greece now has the toughest job to do," he said. "Just ask people from the former East Germany what it's like to suddenly face the competitive pressure of being in a common currency area."
After German reunification in 1990, and the conversion of their currency at a greatly overvalued exchange rate to the mark, regions formerly in East Germany suffered massive unemployment as high costs and wages meant firms were unable to compete with their more productive western counterparts.
Twenty years later, and after billions of euros in subsidies from the former West Germany, eastern regions are still noticeably poorer than those in the west.
BERLIN | Sat Jul 30, 2011 12:35pm EDT
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble denied on Saturday that this month's Greek bailout deal paves the way for a future 'transfer union' in which euro zone countries are liable for each others' debts.
Schaueble's remarks in a newspaper interview to be published on Sunday follow his attempt earlier this week to reassure conservative political colleagues that a new euro zone rescue fund would not have 'carte blanche' to buy bonds of states in difficulty.
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann warned last week that the 109 billion euro ($157 billion) aid package for debt-stricken Greece weakened incentives for euro zone countries to maintain solid finances and led toward a fiscal transfer union.
"I don't like the term as it only leads to misunderstandings and has nothing to do with the outcome of the summit," Schaeuble told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, according to a transcript provided by the paper late on Saturday.
"We are not harmonizing interest rates. We are not collectivizing debt risk. We are creating effective crisis mechanisms -- nothing more and nothing less. The requirement to make savings, which is tied to the aid, exerts a disciplinary effect on the states that receive it."
German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler on Wednesday encouraged German firms to invest in Greece, likening the opportunities to those in Poland after the fall of communism.
Schaeuble offered a different analogy.
"Greece now has the toughest job to do," he said. "Just ask people from the former East Germany what it's like to suddenly face the competitive pressure of being in a common currency area."
After German reunification in 1990, and the conversion of their currency at a greatly overvalued exchange rate to the mark, regions formerly in East Germany suffered massive unemployment as high costs and wages meant firms were unable to compete with their more productive western counterparts.
Twenty years later, and after billions of euros in subsidies from the former West Germany, eastern regions are still noticeably poorer than those in the west.
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perfetto lunedì sono dei vostri. Intendo entrare con 20k di nominale.
Notavo che i prezz sono leggermentein discesa...Forse vale la pena aspettare n poco? Ovviamente (se tutto va bene) l'entrata speculativa viene rimborsata a 100 tra 7mesi.
QUalcuno ha notizie sulla seonda tranches di aiuti che dovrebbero coprire le scadenze fino al 2013? E' stata approvata giusto? Per quanto mi riguarda lo swap non mi preoccupa, visto il casno che sta succedendo in italia non credo (A meno di disfare la zona euro) vogliano mettere in D la grecia con ristrutturazione forzata per ora, il rischio è dal 2013 in poi quando entrerà in funzione il nuovo strumento distabilità (che mi fa paura e non poco...) quandi eviterei subordinate bancarie (specie di banche PIIGS) e TDS PIGS oltre il 2013 per ora(poi si vedrà ilda farsi). Far fallire ora la grecia sarebbe un disatro a mio modo di vedere. Do il 2012 rimborato al 100% con il 95% d probabilità . In caso di rstrutturazione forzata prevedo un taglio del 50%sul nominale (a questi prezzi perdo un 27 cent) + riscadenziamento. diciamo un recvery del 30% dovrebbe esserci.
Bon...domenica ragioneo se accettare la scommess...
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Sul sito della PDMA c'è questa notizia del 27-07-2011 che mi pare sia passata inosservata.
The Ministry of Finance of the Hellenic Republic announced today the appointment of BNP-Paribas, Deutsche Bank and HSBC as joint dealer-managers for the implementation of the Private Sector Involvement (voluntary bond exchange, committed financing facility and debt buyback program) whose terms were agreed and communicated in the last European Summit.
The Ministry of Finance also announced the appointment of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP as international legal adviser, and Lazard Frères as financial adviser, to the Hellenic Republic in connection with this transaction.
i nomi dei primi inviati al "banchetto" ...
Buona domenica a tutti.
The Ministry of Finance of the Hellenic Republic announced today the appointment of BNP-Paribas, Deutsche Bank and HSBC as joint dealer-managers for the implementation of the Private Sector Involvement (voluntary bond exchange, committed financing facility and debt buyback program) whose terms were agreed and communicated in the last European Summit.
The Ministry of Finance also announced the appointment of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP as international legal adviser, and Lazard Frères as financial adviser, to the Hellenic Republic in connection with this transaction.
i nomi dei primi inviati al "banchetto" ...
Buona domenica a tutti.
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