Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 1 (1 Viewer)

[Mais78]

Top, certamente parliamo di titoli molto rischiosi. Ma non vedo gli LT2 di Anglo più rischiosi ad es. dei Tier1 di Bawag o WestLB. Parliamo cmq di ciofeconi.

Azz..

 

[Martilde]

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Ciao a tutti,
mi confermate che il bilancio di RZB è in attivo e
che sta pagando regolarmente la cedola.

 

[bosmeld]

Bruxelles in soccorso di Anglo Irish bank e Irish Nationwide Building

Finanzaonline.com - 31.3.10/13:41

Disco verde dalla Commissione Ue alle misure di ricapitalizzazione d'urgenza per massimi 10,44 miliardi di euro e 2,7 miliardi di euro in favore rispettivamente dell'Anglo Irish bank e dell'Irish Nationwide Building Societay (Inbs). Le misure eccezionali sono state disposte per ragioni di "stabilità finanziaria". Ha spiegato l'esecutivo europeo a Bruxelles. Le misure sono state approvate per un periodo di sei mesi. Allo stesso tempo la Commissione ha deciso di aprire un'inchiesta approfondita sul totale di aiuti percepiti fino ad oggi dalla Anglo Irish Bank e sul suo piano di ristrutturazione.



Anglo Irish Bank Corporation Limited
Recapitalisation of Anglo Irish Bank and results for the 15 month period to 31 December 2009
The Minister for Finance has recapitalised the Bank with a further €8.3bn effective 31 December 2009, bringing total capital support to €12.3bn in 2009. The additional capital support reaffirms the Shareholder‘s previous commitment to ensuring the Bank remains in compliance with its regulatory capital requirements. In addition, Anglo Irish Bank today presents its audited results for what has been an exceptionally difficult 15 month period which saw the Bank’s nationalisation in January 2009.
The key financial results in respect of the period to 31 December 2009 are as follows:

• Loss for the period is €12.7bn with impairment charges of €15.1bn;

• Impairment provisions include €10.1bn relating to assets expected to be transferred to NAMA, representing a provision rate of 28%;

• Operating profit before impairment of €2.4bn includes a €1.8bn gain on the repurchase of capital securities;

• Core Tier 1 and Total regulatory capital at 31 December 2009 are €4.6bn and €7.8bn respectively, with risk weighted assets of €73bn;

• The Bank expects to transfer €35.6bn1 of nominal loan assets with a carrying value of €25.5bn to NAMA in 2010, which will reduce risk weighted assets by approximately €30bn;

• Following the completion of loan asset transfers to NAMA, customer loans will be approximately €36.5bn2 with cumulative specific provisions of €3.7bn.


http://www.angloirishbank.com/Media...Annual_Report_Accounts_2009_Press_Release.pdf



bilancio completa qui sotto

http://www.angloirishbank.com/About..._Accounts_2009/Annual_Report_Accounts_PDF.pdf

 

[Topgun1976]

Ciao a tutti,
mi confermate che il bilancio di RZB è in attivo e
che sta pagando regolarmente la cedola.

Vai Tranquilla

 

[Zorba]

Azz..

Miii siete permalosi...

 

[reef]

Disco verde dalla Commissione Ue alle misure di ricapitalizzazione d'urgenza per massimi 10,44 miliardi di euro e 2,7 miliardi di euro in favore rispettivamente dell'Anglo Irish bank

Comprate un po' di LT2... Avevo nostalgia dei ciofeconi

 

[Mais78]

Oggi dovrebbero arrivare ricche cedole da WestLB, il 2 paga la AXA174 che fissa nuova cedola oggi (purtroppo con swap decennale ai minimi )

Arrivate cedole WLB $, non ancora WLB € e ING

 

[Zorba]

Bruxelles in soccorso di Anglo Irish bank e Irish Nationwide Building

Finanzaonline.com - 31.3.10/13:41

Disco verde dalla Commissione Ue alle misure di ricapitalizzazione d'urgenza per massimi 10,44 miliardi di euro e 2,7 miliardi di euro in favore rispettivamente dell'Anglo Irish bank e dell'Irish Nationwide Building Societay (Inbs). Le misure eccezionali sono state disposte per ragioni di "stabilità finanziaria". Ha spiegato l'esecutivo europeo a Bruxelles. Le misure sono state approvate per un periodo di sei mesi. Allo stesso tempo la Commissione ha deciso di aprire un'inchiesta approfondita sul totale di aiuti percepiti fino ad oggi dalla Anglo Irish Bank e sul suo piano di ristrutturazione.

La PR della Commissione.

State aid: Commission temporarily clears support for Anglo Irish Bank and INBS and opens in-depth investigation on Anglo Irish Bank

The European Commission has authorised under EU state aid rules an emergency recapitalisation worth up to € 10.44 billion in favour of Anglo Irish Bank and €2.7 billion in favour of the Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) for reasons of financial stability. The Commission approved the measures for a period of six months. At the same time, the Commission opened an in-depth investigation into the total aid received so far by the Anglo Irish Bank and its accompanying restructuring plan. Interested third parties have now the possibility to comment on the measures concerned. The opening of an investigation does not prejudge the outcome of the procedure.

Commission Vice-President for Competition Joaquin Almunia said: "There is no doubt that both Anglo Irish Bank and INBS need a significant recapitalisation to meet their obligations. The measures are also necessary to preserve financial stability in Ireland. However, INBS needs to establish a viable restructuring plan and Anglo Irish Bank has to restructure profoundly in a way that effectively tackles the weaknesses of the past business model and ensures a sustainable future without continued State support.

Earlier this year, Ireland notified a capital injection of €8.3 billion in favour of Anglo Irish Bank, one of Ireland's largest banks, to be paid in successive tranches over 10 years. This will cover the capital needs of the bank as of end March 2010. For the future, as a contingency the Irish authorities furthermore notified a potential €2.14 billion increase in the recapitalisation, thus leading to a maximum amount of €10.44 billion for Anglo. This increase of the aid amount can be granted under strict conditions if the price paid by the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA- see IP/10/198) for the first tranche of loans is below estimates (i.e. in case the so-called "haircut" exceeds estimates).
The Irish authorities also sought approval under the Commission Communication on the recapitalisation of financial institutions in the current financial crisis for a €2.7 billion capital injection into INBS, a building society.
Both capital injections will help the institutions to preserve an adequate level of Core Tier 1 capital and cover impairments and losses on their assets.
The necessity to provide these institutions with a recapitalisation is caused by the fact that in recent years they did a lot of risky lending to commercial real estate developers and investors. This sector accounted for the largest part of their loan portfolio, which led to very large losses when the property market started to rapidly worsen.
The Commission authorises these measures until 22 June 2010 (i.e. six months from the day the aid was firmly committed by the authorities) as emergency aid to remedy Anglo Irish Bank's and INBS' financial difficulties and maintain confidence in the Irish financial markets.
The Commission in 2009 already approved emergency capital injections totalling €4 billion for Anglo Irish Bank (see IP/09/1045) and requested a restructuring plan that ensured the return to viability. Today, the Commission opens an in-depth investigation into the plan and all the State aid received. The bank will have to submit a revised restructuring plan taking into account the increased aid amount before end May 2010.
As regards INBS, the Irish authorities now have until 22 June 2010 to submit a restructuring plan for the building society.

Background
At the height of the financial crisis, the Commission adopted a Communication on the recapitalisation of financial institutions (see IP/08/1901) for Member States to be able to inject emergency support into banks in order to safeguard financial stability.
Under the Communication the Commission adopts the emergency support temporarily, for six months, and requests a restructuring plan that ensures the bank's viability and compensation for the distortion of competition.
For an overview of the decisions adopted by the Commission in the framework of the financial crisis as well pending decisions (for which the Commission has already opened an in-depth analysis) see Memo/10/52.
The non-confidential version of the Anglo Irish Bank and INBS decisions will be made available respectively under the case numbers CXX/2010 and NN11/2010 the State Aid Register on the DG Competition website once any confidentiality issues have been resolved. New publications of state aid decisions on the internet and in the Official Journal are listed in the State Aid Weekly e-News.

EUROPA - Press Releases - State aid: Commission temporarily clears support for Anglo Irish Bank and INBS and opens in-depth investigation on Anglo Irish Bank

 

[Mais78]

Miii siete permalosi...

Ma no figurati , rispetto ogni punto di vista, le preferenze e la percezione del rischio sono soggettive

 

[Zorba]

Non sono assolutamente d accordo!...te lo dice uno che ha comprato un mare di NORTHERN R. a 27 poi a 32 a 36 e infine a 58 ora le vendono a 73,5 fatti veramente tanti soldi ma nessuno mi aveva seguito e ti posso garantire che N.R. era un morto che camminava all epoca... però li iniziato a comprare con comunicati chiari della North che pagavano LT2... quì invece comunicati non ne ho ancora visto

Io non ti avevo seguito, perche ci voleva troppo coraggio per entrare su NR, dopo la porcata fatta dallo stato inglese su B&B....

CMQ è dal 30/02/09 che il sito Anglo Irish dice che pagheranno gli interessi e il capitale sui bond (diversi dai T1). Leggi le Q&A sulla nazionalizzazione:

I hold an Anglo bond (other than a Tier 1 hybrid). How will the nationalisation affect me?
There should be no impact on the bond that you hold. Anglo will continue to service its obligations, i.e. to make coupon payments and repay principal at maturity. The bonds will continue to trade.

Anglo Irish Bank Group - Impact on debt investors