Zorba
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Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 1 (15 lettori)
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Zorba
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UniCredit Has Adequate Capital Under Basel III Rules - CEO
MILAN (MF-Dow Jones)--UniCredit SpA's (UCG.MI) chief executive Thursday said the bank has adequate capital levels, even under proposed rule changes drafted by the Committee on Banking Supervision in Basel, Switzerland.
Alessandro Profumo was speaking at the Italian bank's general meeting.
In 2009, UniCredit announced a EUR4 billion capital increase to strengthen its capital levels, completed earlier this year.
European banks are pushing domestic regulators to soften the rules and give them more time to meet the requirements. The new Basel rules aim to reduce risk in the global banking system in the hope of avoiding or softening the blow of international financial crises.
MILAN (MF-Dow Jones)--UniCredit SpA's (UCG.MI) chief executive Thursday said the bank has adequate capital levels, even under proposed rule changes drafted by the Committee on Banking Supervision in Basel, Switzerland.
Alessandro Profumo was speaking at the Italian bank's general meeting.
In 2009, UniCredit announced a EUR4 billion capital increase to strengthen its capital levels, completed earlier this year.
European banks are pushing domestic regulators to soften the rules and give them more time to meet the requirements. The new Basel rules aim to reduce risk in the global banking system in the hope of avoiding or softening the blow of international financial crises.
Zorba
Bos 4 Mod
A questo link trovate la lettera che Draghi ha mandato al G20, in qualità di presidente del Financial Stability Board
http://www.financialstabilityboard.org/publications/r_100419.pdf
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FSB Draghi: Bank Tax No Substitute For Stronger Capital
WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- Taxes or surcharges on banks are no substitute for measures that strengthen capital requirements at financial institutions, Mario Draghi, chairman of the Financial Stability Board, said Friday.
"Neither surcharges nor levies substitute for the key priority of strengthening capital and liquidity requirements in the wider banking system through implementation of" planned enhancements in capital adequacy rules for banks, Draghi said in a letter to financial authorities of the Group of 20 developed and developing nations. The document was released on the sidelines of a G-20 meeting in Washington of member countries' finance ministers and central bank governors.
Draghi's comments follow news that the International Monetary Fund has recommended that G-20 countries impose two different taxes as a way to both recoup taxpayer losses from the recent banking crisis and to constrain excessive risk taking. The IMF plan has drawn mixed reactions from G-20 countries, with the U.S., Germany and France supporting it in principle but Japan, Canada and Australia voicing opposition.
Draghi stressed that the implementation of the capital adequacy rules under the so-called Basel III framework via the Basel Committee at the Bank of International Settlements was a priority above all other items on the G-20's financial reform agenda.
According to current proposals, these rules, which are aimed at increasing the amount and quality of banks' capital to smooth out the impact of swings in financial and economic cycles, are expected to include forward-looking provisions, larger capital buffers and tougher liquidity standards. They would also narrow the definitions of the kind of capital banks can count as their core equity for regulatory purposes.
The FSB's primary role is to provide advice to the G-20 on financial reform, a process that has taken on added urgency since the recent financial crisis.
-By Nathalie Boschat and Michael Casey, Dow Jones Newswires; 914-409-8733; [email protected]
http://www.financialstabilityboard.org/publications/r_100419.pdf
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FSB Draghi: Bank Tax No Substitute For Stronger Capital
WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- Taxes or surcharges on banks are no substitute for measures that strengthen capital requirements at financial institutions, Mario Draghi, chairman of the Financial Stability Board, said Friday.
"Neither surcharges nor levies substitute for the key priority of strengthening capital and liquidity requirements in the wider banking system through implementation of" planned enhancements in capital adequacy rules for banks, Draghi said in a letter to financial authorities of the Group of 20 developed and developing nations. The document was released on the sidelines of a G-20 meeting in Washington of member countries' finance ministers and central bank governors.
Draghi's comments follow news that the International Monetary Fund has recommended that G-20 countries impose two different taxes as a way to both recoup taxpayer losses from the recent banking crisis and to constrain excessive risk taking. The IMF plan has drawn mixed reactions from G-20 countries, with the U.S., Germany and France supporting it in principle but Japan, Canada and Australia voicing opposition.
Draghi stressed that the implementation of the capital adequacy rules under the so-called Basel III framework via the Basel Committee at the Bank of International Settlements was a priority above all other items on the G-20's financial reform agenda.
According to current proposals, these rules, which are aimed at increasing the amount and quality of banks' capital to smooth out the impact of swings in financial and economic cycles, are expected to include forward-looking provisions, larger capital buffers and tougher liquidity standards. They would also narrow the definitions of the kind of capital banks can count as their core equity for regulatory purposes.
The FSB's primary role is to provide advice to the G-20 on financial reform, a process that has taken on added urgency since the recent financial crisis.
-By Nathalie Boschat and Michael Casey, Dow Jones Newswires; 914-409-8733; [email protected]
maxinblack
Forumer storico
Ciao rowing,
mi svegliassi una mattina e leggessi "non trovo le caratteristiche di mutuel sul foglio, ho fatto una (piccola) ricerca e sono queste: a) ... b) ... c) ...
Invece no, a chiedere tutti bravi, a dare una mano i soliti quattro gatti (e meno male che ci sono loro).
E che *****, scusate ma se continua davvero così eliminiamo anche le liste e le forniamo solo a pagamento
Quoto in pieno, pero' mi era venuta un'idea.....
Se facessimo come i tedeschi dell' ex Bondbaord.de?loro hanno un forum solo sulle ibride come noi, pero ' loro hanno per ogni perpetua un 3d apposito, che so :emissioni IKB, oppure West LB, oppure Oewag etc etc ,
Cosi si dividerebbe un po' questa immensa torta in piccole fette, forse la consultazione ne risulterebbe piu' facile, hanno anche un interessantissimo 3d chiamato " occasioni del giorno" in cui tutti i membri scrivono sinteticamente cosa hanno comprato o venduto e soprattutto perche'.
belindo
Guest
Buongiorno a tutti, per me le perpetue sono ancora "notte fonda" e mi piacerebbe iniziare a capirle bene, ma non è facile in questa discussione perchè:
1- è lunghissima
2- sono titoli complessi per la mia conoscenza, ma non mi spaventa imparare
3-ho paura di fare domande stupide e che non trovano risposte da nessuno.
Per me potreste anche solo creare 2 discussioni una per quelli come me che vorrebbero imparare da voi e magari potreste inserire una guida iniziale con le basi, e una in cui scrivete dei titoli che trattate, news e suggerimenti, ma già con conoscenze avanzate.
reef
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bosmeld
Forumer storico
Bank of ireland
Bank of Ireland: raccogliera' 3,421 mld euro equity Tier 1 capital LONDRA (MF-DJ)--Bank of Ireland intende raccogliere 3,42 mld euro attraverso un'emissione azionaria ed un collocamento privato, al fine di aumentare il proprio capitale secondo i requisiti del governo. L'aumento di capitale sara' di 1,89 mld euro e il collocamento privato di 1,54 mld euro, attraverso investitori privati e lo Stato. Il coefficiente di capitale Tier 1 dovrebbe crescere all'8% dal 5,3%. L'aumento di capitale portera' ad una partecipazione statale massima del 36% dall'attuale 34%, dichiara la banca. red/est/bia (END) Dow Jones Newswires April 26, 2010 02:48 ET (06:48 GMT) Copyright (c) 2010 MF-Dow Jones News Srl.
Bank of Ireland: raccogliera' 3,421 mld euro equity Tier 1 capital LONDRA (MF-DJ)--Bank of Ireland intende raccogliere 3,42 mld euro attraverso un'emissione azionaria ed un collocamento privato, al fine di aumentare il proprio capitale secondo i requisiti del governo. L'aumento di capitale sara' di 1,89 mld euro e il collocamento privato di 1,54 mld euro, attraverso investitori privati e lo Stato. Il coefficiente di capitale Tier 1 dovrebbe crescere all'8% dal 5,3%. L'aumento di capitale portera' ad una partecipazione statale massima del 36% dall'attuale 34%, dichiara la banca. red/est/bia (END) Dow Jones Newswires April 26, 2010 02:48 ET (06:48 GMT) Copyright (c) 2010 MF-Dow Jones News Srl.
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bulogna
Forumer storico
Carissima lungi da me il fare della polemica.
Volevo dirti che i mercati guardano al futuro non al passato.
KBC è in utile, quest'anno pagherà la cedola ed è presumibile supporre che farà utili anche quest'anno. Quelle citate da te hanno corso tanto e hanno prezzi (soprattutto le italiane) molto alti con poco up side sui prezzi.
Sempre per spunti di riflessione.
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