Hera spa 100k+1k
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Mi sa che woolloomooloo intendesse l'outstanding, non il taglio minimo... Comunque io Hera passo, troppo lunga...
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Isin xs........
In linea teorico-empirica
)) non dovrebbe essere soggetta alla doppia tassazione.Sono info che comunque dovrebbero esserti date dalla tua banca,
ma credo che neanche loro conoscono il criterio con il quale applicano la doppia tassazione....
@ Woolloomooloo:
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Hera è fra i bond con trattenuta alla fonte del 20% sugli interessi
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Odigeo high-yield bonds price at par to yield 7.5%; terms
Odigeo today placed €325 million of five-year (non-call two) secured bonds through Credit Suisse (B&D), Goldman Sachs, Lloyds, Societe Generale CIB, and UBS. The bonds priced at par to yield 7.5%, which was at the tight end of 7.5-7.75% guidance. Proceeds will be used to fully prepay the company’s existing TLA and TLB, under which €144.7 million and €170 million were outstanding respectively. A total of €104.7 million remains undrawn under its €130 million six-year revolver paying E+375 (set against a leverage grid).
Anche Odigeo si rifinanzia con un bond high yield. Il colosso mondiale delle agenzie di viaggi online nato nel 2011 dalla fusione tra eDreams, Opodo, GoVoyages e Travellink, e controllato dai fondi Axa Private Equity e Permira, ha infatti collocato un bond da 325 milioni di euro con rating B/B3 tramite la controllata GeoDebt finance.
Odigeo high-yield bonds price at par to yield 7.5%; terms
Odigeo today placed €325 million of five-year (non-call two) secured bonds through Credit Suisse (B&D), Goldman Sachs, Lloyds, Societe Generale CIB, and UBS. The bonds priced at par to yield 7.5%, which was at the tight end of 7.5-7.75% guidance. Proceeds will be used to fully prepay the company’s existing TLA and TLB, under which €144.7 million and €170 million were outstanding respectively. A total of €104.7 million remains undrawn under its €130 million six-year revolver paying E+375 (set against a leverage grid).
Anche Odigeo si rifinanzia con un bond high yield. Il colosso mondiale delle agenzie di viaggi online nato nel 2011 dalla fusione tra eDreams, Opodo, GoVoyages e Travellink, e controllato dai fondi Axa Private Equity e Permira, ha infatti collocato un bond da 325 milioni di euro con rating B/B3 tramite la controllata GeoDebt finance.
Allegati
Quoziente
Forumer attivo
E fino a qui....
A me è parso che il senso della domanda di juggernaut fosse
se la sua banca applicasse sul titolo anche la tassazione italiana
oltre a quella del suo paese di residenza.
Per quello che riguarda la mia esperienza di doppia tassazione in Italia
le cose stanno in questi termini
Anche seIsin xs........
In linea teorico-empirica
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ZOBELE HOLDINGS 2018 7.875% XS0882293557 | Obbligazioni - Investireoggi.it
Vi risulta un taglio min. di 2K?
ZOBELE HOLDINGS 2018 7.875% XS0882293557 | Obbligazioni - Investireoggi.it
Vi risulta un taglio min. di 2K?
Hellenic Telecom Offers to Pay Record Coupon on 5-Year Bond
Hellenic Telecommunications Organization SA (HTO) is offering its highest interest rate to lure buyers to the lowest-rated offering from a European peripheral company in at least seven years.
Greece’s largest phone company, known as OTE, will issue 700 million euros ($948 million) of five-year bonds paying a 7.875 percent coupon, according to a person with knowledge of the deal. The rate compares with the 7.25 percent that the Athens-based company pays holders of bonds it sold in 2011 that come due next year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
OTE, which is 40 percent owned by Deutsche Telekom AG (DTE), is selling bonds to redeem more than 1 billion euros of notes due this year and next, the person familiar with the deal said. The new issue is the first benchmark-sized offering from a Greek company since OTE’s sale in 2011, and follows Titan Cement Co. SA’s 200 million-euro issue of 8.75 percent 2017 bonds last month, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
“The coupon seems to be pricing in about a 60 percent probability of a Greek default, which seems too high,” said Stuart Stanley, a fund manager at Invesco Asset Management Ltd. in London, who oversees $3 billion of high-yield bonds. “Its rating doesn’t help bond investors who like the company but fear the sovereign risk.”
The bonds are being sold at a discount to yield 8 percent, the person said.
Bonds of companies in the euro area’s peripheral countries such as Greece, Spain and Italy yield 2.9 percent on average, Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Euro Periphery Non-Financial index shows. That’s down from as much as 5.48 percent in June.
OTE, which is 10 percent owned by the Greek government, is rated Caa1 at Moody’s Investors Service, seven steps below investment grade. Speculative-grade, or junk, debt is rated below Baa3 by Moody’s Investors Service and BBB-by Fitch and Standard & Poor’s.
For Related News and Information:
To contact the reporter on this story: Hannah Benjamin in London at [email protected]
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Paul Armstrong at [email protected]
Hellenic Telecommunications Organization SA (HTO) is offering its highest interest rate to lure buyers to the lowest-rated offering from a European peripheral company in at least seven years.
Greece’s largest phone company, known as OTE, will issue 700 million euros ($948 million) of five-year bonds paying a 7.875 percent coupon, according to a person with knowledge of the deal. The rate compares with the 7.25 percent that the Athens-based company pays holders of bonds it sold in 2011 that come due next year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
OTE, which is 40 percent owned by Deutsche Telekom AG (DTE), is selling bonds to redeem more than 1 billion euros of notes due this year and next, the person familiar with the deal said. The new issue is the first benchmark-sized offering from a Greek company since OTE’s sale in 2011, and follows Titan Cement Co. SA’s 200 million-euro issue of 8.75 percent 2017 bonds last month, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
“The coupon seems to be pricing in about a 60 percent probability of a Greek default, which seems too high,” said Stuart Stanley, a fund manager at Invesco Asset Management Ltd. in London, who oversees $3 billion of high-yield bonds. “Its rating doesn’t help bond investors who like the company but fear the sovereign risk.”
The bonds are being sold at a discount to yield 8 percent, the person said.
Bonds of companies in the euro area’s peripheral countries such as Greece, Spain and Italy yield 2.9 percent on average, Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Euro Periphery Non-Financial index shows. That’s down from as much as 5.48 percent in June.
OTE, which is 10 percent owned by the Greek government, is rated Caa1 at Moody’s Investors Service, seven steps below investment grade. Speculative-grade, or junk, debt is rated below Baa3 by Moody’s Investors Service and BBB-by Fitch and Standard & Poor’s.
For Related News and Information:
To contact the reporter on this story: Hannah Benjamin in London at [email protected]
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Paul Armstrong at [email protected]