Ciao,
mi lascia perplesso...se non hanno cambiato i termini dell'accordo con lo stato no dividendo significa no pagamento della cedola sui 5 miliardi di aiuti non ancora rimborsati.
E' vero che i titoli emessi a favore dello stato olandese sono subordinati ai "nostri" perpetual pero'....speriamo che non stiano preparando uno scherzetto (magari la comunita' europea potrebbe metterci del suo?)
http://www.ing.com/group/showdoc.jsp?docid=346459_EN&menopt=prm|pre|apr|008
FINANCIAL DETAILS
ING will issue 1 billion non-voting core Tier-1 securities to the Dutch State at a price of EUR 10 per security. The Dutch Central Bank classifies the securities as core tier-1 capital. The securities are pari passu with ordinary common equity meaning the Dutch State will rank exactly the same as common shareholders. The structure of the transaction is designed to avoid dilution of existing shareholders. The security is only transferable with the permission of ING and the Dutch Central Bank.
ING has the right to buy back all or some of the securities at any time at 150% of the issue price. Further, ING has the right to convert all or some of the securities into (depositary receipts for) ordinary shares on a one-for-one basis, from three years after the issuance onwards. If ING chooses to do so, the Dutch State can opt for repayment of the securities at EUR 10 in cash.
The coupon on the core Tier-1 securities is only payable if a dividend - either interim or final - is paid on common shares over the financial year preceding the coupon date. The annual coupon per security will be the higher of EUR 0.85 or an amount equal to 110% of the dividend paid on ordinary shares for the year 2008, 120% for 2009 and 125% from 2010 and onwards.