giub
New Membro
si, lo sperato è 100%...
Ma tu rispondevi a pier:
Direi che da nessuna parte si legga di un acquisito del 75%.
Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 2 (7 lettori)
- Creatore Discussione tommy271
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si, lo sperato è 100%...
Ma tu rispondevi a pier:
Direi che da nessuna parte si legga di un acquisito del 75%.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Con il nuovo piano di aiuti la Grecia è tranquilla sino al 2015 (salvo i soliti discorsi sulle tranche), poi verrà accompagnata sino al 2020.
Finchè c'è la BCE che accetta i titoli junk come collaterale non c'è problema.
Dopo lo swap da "SD" o "D" passeranno a C ... e via che si ricomincia ...
giub
New Membro
sicuro?
Sensibile calo???
Ma non stava oltre 40 fino a pochi giorni fa???
FNAIOS
Aò
ok.
Ma se levano i CDS poi come fa la BCE a tranquillizare i mercati se viene considerata ormai il secchio della monnezza che si fa pure gli sconti?
Spread italico in contrazione.
Indici quasi OK.
ATHEX zerovirgolatrentunox.
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tommy271
Forumer storico
Azz... era a 40 sino a qualche giorno fa.
Credo che sia sensibile ai rumors di un default sui titoli "esteri" ... questo è veramente "blindato" a tutto ... salvo appunto ad un default.
giub
New Membro
Greek banks and majority of pension funds agree to debt deal
All of Greece΄s banks are expected to take part in a bond swap program aimed at writing off more than EUR100 billion of the country΄s debt, two senior bank sources to Dow Jones Newswires.
Local lenders hold some EUR40 billion out of a total of EUR206 billion of debt eligible for the bond swap agreement needed to pave the way for Greece΄s second bailout agreement.
A senior bank official said he believes the remainder of the country΄s lenders will follow in the footsteps of Greece΄s top three lenders taking part in the bond swap offer set to conclude Thursday.
"From talks with others, I have the feeling the remainder of lenders will take part in the debt deal," he told Dow Jones Newswires.
On Monday, a body representing Greece΄s private-sector creditors, the Institute of International Finance, named National Bank of Greece SA (NBG), EFG Eurobank Ergasias (EUROB.AT) and Alpha Bank SA (ALPHA.AT) as being among the twelve financial institutions participating in the voluntary exchange.
A second senior bank official confirmed that he too expects the remainder of Greek lenders to participate in the agreement.
The bond swap is an integral part of a second, EUR130 billion bailout loan for Greece that will keep it from becoming the first euro-zone member to default when a EUR14.5 billion bond redemption comes up on March 20.
Majority of Greek pension funds agree to debt deal
The majority of Greece΄s state-chartered social security funds have given an initial nod to taking part in a bond-swap plan needed to clear the way for the country΄s second bailout, but several refused to participate in the debt deal, a government official said.
The boards of seven of Greece΄s pension funds--including two of the country΄s largest--agreed Tuesday to hand over their existing Greek bonds for new ones that will see the principal slashed by 53.5%. A separate state-run fund manager that handles Greek bonds on behalf of other funds also agreed to the debt exchange. Combined, the eight bodies own a total of some EUR2.7 billion of Greek debt.
At the same time, five pension funds, possessing EUR2 billion worth of Greek government paper, have said no to the debt plan in decisions made Tuesday that may not be final, the government official said.
"The funds operate autonomously from the state. I don΄t know whether these are the final decisions," said the official.
Another two social security funds, possessing EUR1.7 billion of bonds, are scheduled to meet Wednesday on whether to participate in the bond offer set to conclude Thursday.
The deal aims to erase as much as EUR107 billion from Greece΄s sovereign-debt burden and bring the country΄s debt ratio down to a more sustainable 120.5% of gross domestic product by 2020, from more than 165% now. It is an integral part of a second, EUR130 billion bailout loan for Greece that will keep it from becoming the first euro-zone member to default when a EUR14.5 billion bond redemption comes up March 20.
A further contribution to the debt deal may come from some EUR15 billion of Greek bonds that pension funds own but are managed by the country΄s central bank. It isn΄t clear whether these amounts will go toward the debt deal in which Greece is aiming for a 90% participation rate.
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come ricavi quella cifra?
tommy271
Forumer storico
Pienamente d'accordo,
si parla tanto di Eurozona.....solo quando fa comodo?
cmq di sicuro la mia Banca è pienamente in errore a non avermi comunicato nulla... sapendo da loro notizie precise sullo swap potevo perlomeno aderire/vendere a mercato (anche se ovviamente in loss). ma almeno 20 prendevo no?
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