PASTELLETTO
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Chissà magari tra i vari messaggi c'è anche quello che poteri forti vogliono che cambino i governi.
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Chissà magari tra i vari messaggi c'è anche quello che poteri forti vogliono che cambino i governi.
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Topgun1976
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bOh qlc devono fare lo spread stà salendo troppo,oggi hanno emesso un decennale con cedola 6% quasi...
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tommy271
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Greece may not sell OPAP stake -finmin
ATHENS, July 28 | Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:33am EDT
ATHENS, July 28 (Reuters) - Greece expects to raise about 400 million euros from extending the licence of gaming monopoly OPAP (OPAr.AT) but wants to examine whether selling its stake in the company is the best way to raise money, Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos told lawmakers on Thursday.
According to EU and IMF reports, Greece is due to extend the concession of OPAP, Europe's biggest betting company, in the third quarter and sell its 34 percent stake in the company in the fourth quarter of this year as part of a drive to raise 50 billion euros from privatisations by 2015.
"We have not pledged to sell OPAP, we have pledged that we will have revenues from OPAP (to reduce) the public debt," Venizelos told lawmakers. "The cabinet will appraise what is the best way to raise the revenues targeted."
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L'importante società ellenica di giochi e scommesse.
ATHENS, July 28 | Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:33am EDT
ATHENS, July 28 (Reuters) - Greece expects to raise about 400 million euros from extending the licence of gaming monopoly OPAP (OPAr.AT) but wants to examine whether selling its stake in the company is the best way to raise money, Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos told lawmakers on Thursday.
According to EU and IMF reports, Greece is due to extend the concession of OPAP, Europe's biggest betting company, in the third quarter and sell its 34 percent stake in the company in the fourth quarter of this year as part of a drive to raise 50 billion euros from privatisations by 2015.
"We have not pledged to sell OPAP, we have pledged that we will have revenues from OPAP (to reduce) the public debt," Venizelos told lawmakers. "The cabinet will appraise what is the best way to raise the revenues targeted."
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L'importante società ellenica di giochi e scommesse.
Topgun1976
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Tornando ai greci i Mm stanno sulle scadenze medie 17-18-19 quindi sono quelle da preferire,anche perchè quotano con poco rateo
tommy271
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Prendere scadenze entro i decennali che quotano meno ... se il buy-back avverrà a quota max 65 ...
PASTELLETTO
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Non ho capito tanto bene questo messaggio...
ferdo
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le intermedie, quotano sotto i 65 quindi buone per buy-back ed interessanti parimenti come scadenza per il buy-back, che non faranno imho su un titolo che scade nel 2030
penso che la 2014 faccia da limite inferiore e la 2020 da superiore
tommy271
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Greek Bond Deal Must Be Completed By September-Official
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Talks with private creditors on a deal to swap existing Greek bonds with longer term securities must be completed by September, an official taking part in the discussions said Thursday.
A deal must be in place before Greece receives the next tranche of an existing EUR110 billion bailout provided by its euro-zone partners and the International Monetary Fund last year, he said.
Greece's eligibility to receive that next disbursement will be judged and approved in September.
"[The bond deal] has to be in ready in time so that we remain within time frame for the next tranche," the official said.
He added that Greece is aiming for 90% participation by private sector creditors and said the government is "optimistic" that it would manage to hammer out an agreement.
Earlier Thursday, Greece began talks with international bankers over a proposed bond swap program to exchange some EUR135 billion in Greek government bonds maturing between now and 2020 into new 15-year and 30-year debt.
The plan aims to slice EUR13.5 billion off of Greece's total stock of EUR350 billion in public debt, while also lengthening the average maturity of Greek debt owed to private creditors to 11 years from six years currently.
So far, more than two dozen banks and financial institutions holding about 40% of Greek debt have signed on to the deal.
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Talks with private creditors on a deal to swap existing Greek bonds with longer term securities must be completed by September, an official taking part in the discussions said Thursday.
A deal must be in place before Greece receives the next tranche of an existing EUR110 billion bailout provided by its euro-zone partners and the International Monetary Fund last year, he said.
Greece's eligibility to receive that next disbursement will be judged and approved in September.
"[The bond deal] has to be in ready in time so that we remain within time frame for the next tranche," the official said.
He added that Greece is aiming for 90% participation by private sector creditors and said the government is "optimistic" that it would manage to hammer out an agreement.
Earlier Thursday, Greece began talks with international bankers over a proposed bond swap program to exchange some EUR135 billion in Greek government bonds maturing between now and 2020 into new 15-year and 30-year debt.
The plan aims to slice EUR13.5 billion off of Greece's total stock of EUR350 billion in public debt, while also lengthening the average maturity of Greek debt owed to private creditors to 11 years from six years currently.
So far, more than two dozen banks and financial institutions holding about 40% of Greek debt have signed on to the deal.
- Stato
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