NoWay
It's time to play the game
Grazie... pensavo ci fosse una pref a me sconosciuta...
Obbligazioni in dollari Keep Calm And Invest Preferred Shares Usa
Grazie... pensavo ci fosse una pref a me sconosciuta...
rockytamtam
Forumer storico
C'è questa . la conosci ?
Popular Capital Trust II 6.125% Pref$ 22,880,15(0,66%)10:48:17
Codice US116406 ISIN US73317H2067 Category
Mercato NYSE ARCA Settore ---
Joe Silver
Forumer storico
Qualcuno può darmi un giudizio su GasLog...e già che ci sono su Targa Resources? Il secondo dal prezzo si direbbe che sia un buon emittente.
Grazie
Grazie
wallner
Gold Standard
E' la buona vecchia Popular che però è una banca di Porto Rico (che non ha nulla a che fare con la Banco Popular Espanol)
wallner
Gold Standard
Ti posso dire di GasLog di cui sono felice possessore da parecchio.
E' un'ottima società di trasporto Gas via mare. Ottimo bilancio e buona flotta. Non a livello di Tsakos ma si batte bene. La consiglio (ovviamente Imho).
nb
di targa non so nulla
nuvola nera
Forumer storico
Di targa sono possessore della pref da tempo ,opera anche essa con gas e petrolio , personalmente mi piace ed ha un bel sito www.targaresouces.com Da cui trarre informazioni societarie ..........e poi ha sede a Houston nel Texas ....
Joe Silver
Forumer storico
Di targa sono possessore della pref da tempo ,opera anche essa con gas e petrolio , personalmente mi piace ed ha un bel sito www.targaresouces.com Da cui trarre informazioni societarie ..........e poi ha sede a Houston nel Texas ....
Allora la prendo senz'altro: ci ho vissuto per un anno...qualche migliaio di anni fa (sigh)
Fabrib
Forumer storico
2 New Baby Bond Offerings
April 26, 2017
Mortgage REIT Great Ajax (NYSE:AJX) and specialty auto insurer Atlas Financial Holdings (NASDAQ:AFH) have both sold baby bond issues this week and we would expect the issues to begin trading in the next couple of days. Great Ajax Corporation has sold 3,050,000 $25 convertible senior notes and has granted the underwriter an option to purchase […]
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April 26, 2017
Mortgage REIT Great Ajax (NYSE:AJX) and specialty auto insurer Atlas Financial Holdings (NASDAQ:AFH) have both sold baby bond issues this week and we would expect the issues to begin trading in the next couple of days. Great Ajax Corporation has sold 3,050,000 $25 convertible senior notes and has granted the underwriter an option to purchase […]
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NoWay
It's time to play the game
Fabrib
Forumer storico
04/27/2017 | 02:10am EDT
By Jenny Strasburg
Deutsche Bank AG on Thursday reported a solid rise in net profit in the first quarter, in its first results since its $8.5 billion capital increase.
The German lender reported net income of EUR575 million ($627 million) in the quarter, compared with EUR236 million for the same period last year and in line with expectations.
Revenue was EUR7.3 billion, a 9% decrease from last year. Revenue was roughly flat when adjusted for the impact of credit spreads.
The results are Deutsche Bank's first since it completed an $8.5 billion capital increase earlier this month in conjunction with strategic changes announced in March.
The fundraising, Deutsche Bank's third sale of new shares since 2013, put to rest many investors' immediate concerns about the lender's capital buffers. The bank is also reuniting its corporate-finance and deal-advisory business with its trading unit under two investment-banking co-heads, less than two years after splitting the businesses apart.
Chief Executive John Cryan said in a statement that cost-cutting efforts are paying off, and "asset flows are returning across the bank." Deutsche Bank suffered client defections in the third and fourth quarters of 2016 amid concerns about its capital buffers and pending legal settlements.
Debt-trading revenue increased, particularly in interest rates and credit trading, while stock-trading revenue declined largely due to late-2016 outflows of clients in the bank's prime-services unit, which finances trades for hedge funds and other clients. Deutsche Bank also was hurt by higher costs to fund its trading and client-financing businesses.
Investment-banking revenue was mostly unchanged. The process of cutting clients in some areas hit revenue slightly, as it has in recent quarters. Asset-management revenue declined, while revenue increased in the private and commercial client banking business.
Write to Jenny Strasburg at [email protected]
By Jenny Strasburg
Deutsche Bank AG on Thursday reported a solid rise in net profit in the first quarter, in its first results since its $8.5 billion capital increase.
The German lender reported net income of EUR575 million ($627 million) in the quarter, compared with EUR236 million for the same period last year and in line with expectations.
Revenue was EUR7.3 billion, a 9% decrease from last year. Revenue was roughly flat when adjusted for the impact of credit spreads.
The results are Deutsche Bank's first since it completed an $8.5 billion capital increase earlier this month in conjunction with strategic changes announced in March.
The fundraising, Deutsche Bank's third sale of new shares since 2013, put to rest many investors' immediate concerns about the lender's capital buffers. The bank is also reuniting its corporate-finance and deal-advisory business with its trading unit under two investment-banking co-heads, less than two years after splitting the businesses apart.
Chief Executive John Cryan said in a statement that cost-cutting efforts are paying off, and "asset flows are returning across the bank." Deutsche Bank suffered client defections in the third and fourth quarters of 2016 amid concerns about its capital buffers and pending legal settlements.
Debt-trading revenue increased, particularly in interest rates and credit trading, while stock-trading revenue declined largely due to late-2016 outflows of clients in the bank's prime-services unit, which finances trades for hedge funds and other clients. Deutsche Bank also was hurt by higher costs to fund its trading and client-financing businesses.
Investment-banking revenue was mostly unchanged. The process of cutting clients in some areas hit revenue slightly, as it has in recent quarters. Asset-management revenue declined, while revenue increased in the private and commercial client banking business.
Write to Jenny Strasburg at [email protected]
