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Ancora illazioni su chi potrebbe essere interessato all'acquisto di Novo banco


Banco Popular e BIC querem comprar Novo Banco?

Os banqueiros Rui Semedo (Popular) e Mira Amaral (BIC) responderam à questão esta manhã.


Rosália Amorim |
12:42 Domingo, 5 de outubro de 2014
A aquisição do Novo Banco tem vários interessados. Mira Amaral, líder do Banco BIC em Portugal, e Rui Semedo, presidente do Banco Popular, falaram das intenções das suas instituições quanto a uma corrida ao banco, no Fórum Empresarial do Algarve.

"Posso dizer que pode ser uma oportunidade interessante para o comprador. Nenhum operador desdenharia ou iria desprezar a presença do Novo Banco em alguns segmentos de mercados." O presidente do Banco Popular disse, contudo, que esta é a sua apreciação pessoal. Quanto ao eventual interesse na compra do Novo Banco afirmou que "cabe ao acionista decidir".



Já Mira Amaral afirmou que o BIC não está na corrida e fez referência o jornal Expresso que na edição deste sábado publicou essa mesma notícia, citando as declarações do presidente do BIC e acionista, Fernando Teles.

Bene ... Santander rimane ancora coperto.
 
Comincio a pensare che sei pagato dalla bim per farle pubblicità,non si spiega altrimenti questo continuo postare le schermate ,totalmente inutili se non metti le quantità .per quanto ne sappiamo di bdm potresti avere solo qualche spicciolo.

...eccoti accontentato :D

...per non lasciare margini di errore ci sono tutti gli ordini dal 1 settembre 2014 cronologicamente inseriti (molti sono stati inseriti per "testare " il bid e l'ask di BDM e BES quindi sono ineseguiti ...

spero averti tolto tutti i dubbi ...

purtroppo BIM non mi paga nulla ...ma forse prima o dopo troverò uno sponsor...

magari ci faccio un libro ...anzi mi metto col Negus ne facciamo uno insieme ...:lol:

e ci aggiungiamo anche il Tommy per la parte della Grecia ...;)
 

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...eccoti accontentato :D

...per non lasciare margini di errore ci sono tutti gli ordini dal 1 settembre 2014 cronologicamente inseriti (molti sono stati inseriti per "testare " il bid e l'ask di BDM e BES quindi sono ineseguiti ...

spero averti tolto tutti i dubbi ...

purtroppo BIM non mi paga nulla ...ma forse prima o dopo troverò uno sponsor...

magari ci faccio un libro ...anzi mi metto col Negus ne facciamo uno insieme ...:lol:

e ci aggiungiamo anche il Tommy per la parte della Grecia ...;)

Sai bene che non avevo dubbi.Era un modo per stanarti.:D
 
Portugal’s Novo Banco Said Selling $250 Million Property Assets
By Henrique Almeida Oct 7, 2014 9:39 AM GMT+0200 0 Comments Email

Novo Banco SA, the Portuguese lender that emerged from the bailout of Banco Espirito Santo, is seeking to sell a portfolio of commercial properties valued at about 200 million euros ($250 million), three people with knowledge of the matter said.

The portfolio consists of fewer than 20 assets and belongs to the Lisbon-based bank’s asset-management unit, ESAF-Espirito Santo Activos Financeiros, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the matter is private. The properties include shops, offices and warehouses, one of the people said.

The sale would be among the biggest real estate deals in the country since 2006, when Portuguese family-controlled company Jose de Mello SGPS SA sold a portfolio to JP Morgan Asset Management for 260 million euros. A spokesman for Novo Banco wasn’t immediately available for comment.

Portuguese commercial real estate investment is set to rebound this year after the country completed a 78 billion-euro emergency aid program in May. Investment will climb to as much as 800 million euros this year from 322 million euros in 2013, according to estimates by Cushman & Wakefield.

Banco Espirito Santo, once Portugal’s biggest lender by market value, was bailed out on Aug. 3 after regulators ordered it to raise more capital following the disclosure of potential losses on loans to some of its parent companies. Novo Banco was created when the central bank moved the bank’s deposit-taking units including ESAF into a new company.

Following the 4.9 billion-euro bailout, the Bank of Portugal’s Resolution Fund now owns Novo Banco.
 
Moody's: Portugal's banking system outlook stays negative - FTSE Global Markets


Moody's: Portugal's banking system outlook stays negative

Tuesday, 07 October 2014



The 12-18 month outlook for Portugal's banking system remains negative according to Moody’s, largely because of a new bank resolution framework introduced by the EU which has heightened risks for senior unsecured bank creditors.

Moody’s says these risks outweigh signs that Portugal is emerging from the worst of its financial crisis, which has provided some relief to a banking system weakened by three years of recession.

"Portugal's adoption of the EU's Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive and the Single Resolution Mechanism package transfers the burden of rescuing failing banks to shareholders and unsecured creditors through a bail-in system,” says Pepa Mori a Moody's vice president and senior credit officer.

“Our assessment of government support for Portuguese banks remains unchanged at this current time, but there is an increased likelihood that we will revise it downward. This may result in lower ratings for six institutions that currently benefit from one or more notches of government support uplift.

"Aside from these material regulatory issues, the operating environment for banks in Portugal is still very difficult, though we acknowledge that Portugal's return to economic growth is helping reduce the risks that the macro conditions pose to banks' creditworthiness,” adds Mori.

Ultimately, Mori predicts the gradual macro gains will help stem the trend growth of problem loans and gradually reduce provisioning requirements, partly alleviating the ongoing pressures on banks' profitability and capital.

Moody's also says that Portuguese banks have continued to deleverage, and have regained access to capital and debt markets. This has allowed banks to reimburse a significant amount of the contingent convertible capital securities subscribed by the Portuguese government during public recapitalisations held in 2012 and early 2013.

Despite these stabilising trends, banks' credit fundamentals will remain weak. For example, the stock of problem loans is stubbornly high and is unlikely to decline over the outlook period.

The still tenuous recovery across the EU means that interest rates will remain exceptionally low for some time, which combined with the still high stock of non-earning assets and declining lending volumes will limit banks' ability to generate recurring earnings.

Most Portuguese banks remain unprofitable and absorb, rather than generate, capital, though losses have been declining. With net interest income still very weak, improvements in bottom-line profitability will stem from a modest decline in provisioning costs from very high levels seen in 2013.

Profitability for Portuguese banks in 2014 will also benefit from the high level of extraordinary income from securities and asset disposals, which cannot be considered as a recurring revenue source, and continued cost discipline. Persistently weak profitability, albeit modestly improving, will continue to exert pressure on banks' solvency.


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