lupomar
Forumer attivo
Ciao . Mi puoi fornire l'isin?
Comunque leggi da qui in poi...
http://www.investireoggi.it/forum/t...oni-perpetue-vt37331.html?p=975105#post975105
Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 1 (1 Viewer)
- Creatore Discussione negusneg
- Data di Inizio
-
- Tags
- additional tier 1 bail in basilea 3 coco bonds crd iv genussscheine grandfathering hybrid bond loss absorption lower tier 2 make whole amount matusalem bond obbligazioni irredimibili obbligazioni perpetue obbligazioni subordinate perpetual bond preference shares restricted tier 1 tier 1 upper tier 2
- Stato
Comunque leggi da qui in poi...
http://www.investireoggi.it/forum/t...oni-perpetue-vt37331.html?p=975105#post975105
solenoide
Forumer storico
ciao,
sicuramente quella e' la prima causa ma non dobbiamo scordare che Bank Austria aveva il 25% di Banca Medici defunta causa Madoff ...insomma non proprio una banca immacolata
AAAA47
Forumer storico
guardavo le quotazioni di alcune perp ita sul sito tedesco https://bvb.gedif.de/ dove di solito le quotazioni non cambiano per parecchi giorni
oggi invece mi sembrano finalmente cambiate, tutte verso l'alto!
oggi invece mi sembrano finalmente cambiate, tutte verso l'alto!
ferdo
Utente Senior
tranne una: Bank of Austria - laW70 la dà più alta della K8 !!! Quasi 10 punti di differenza.
AAAA47
Forumer storico
Aided banks may face asset sale under new EU rules
* Banks may need to divest subsidiaries, business units
* Business, geographical expansion may be limited - document
* regulatory approval needed for acquisitions - document
* payment of dividends, subordinated debt coupons may be barred
By Foo Yun Chee and Huw Jones
BRUSSELS/LONDON, July 16 (Reuters) - Crisis-hit banks
seeking European Union regulatory approval for state aid may
have to sell assets and curb their market and geographical
expansion, according to a draft EU document on bank
restructuring rules.
Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes, tasked with ensuring
fair play in the 27-nation EU, is expected to present the
guidelines on July 23. The proposed rules would be in force
until the end of 2010.
"Banks benefiting from state aid may be required to divest
subsidiaries or branches, portfolios of customers or business
units," the document, obtained by Reuters, said. Lenders would
have up to five years to downsize.
"Restructuring requires a withdrawal from activities which
would remain structurally loss-making in the medium term," the
document said.
Last month, Kroes said British lenders Royal Bank of
Scotland <RBS.L> and Lloyds <LLOY.L>, which have received state
aid, may have to divest a large chunk of their assets to comply
with EU antitrust rules.
The Commission had earlier agreed to restructuring plans by
Germany's Commerzbank <CBKG.DE> and WestLB that included roughly
halving their balance sheets.
The Commission has to date endorsed 70 banking bailouts
across the region, with a number of lenders due shortly to
present restructuring plans for approval.
The document said the EU executive may limit a bank's
expansion in some business or geographical areas, with
regulatory approval required for acquisitions.
"In exceptional circumstances ... acquisitions may be
authorised by the Commission where they are part of a
consolidation process necessary to restore financial stability
or to ensure effective competition," the document said.
The proposed rules also frown on the payment of dividends
and coupons on outstanding subordinated debt and share buybacks
by lenders undergoing restructuring, saying these were in
principle not compatible with the objective of burden-sharing.
But the Commission may regard favourably the payment of
coupons on newly issued hybrid capital instruments with greater
seniority over existing subordinated debt in the interests of
promoting refinancing by the beneficiary bank, the document
said.
It said banks would have to stress-test their business,
disclose impaired assets, present alternatives including a
break-up or absorption by another lender and have up to five
years to restructure compared with the usual two to three years.
(Editing by Dale Hudson)
(([email protected]; tel +32 2 287 6844; Reuters
Messaging: [email protected]))
Keywords: EU BANKS/RESTRUCTURING
14:19
* Banks may need to divest subsidiaries, business units
* Business, geographical expansion may be limited - document
* regulatory approval needed for acquisitions - document
* payment of dividends, subordinated debt coupons may be barred
By Foo Yun Chee and Huw Jones
BRUSSELS/LONDON, July 16 (Reuters) - Crisis-hit banks
seeking European Union regulatory approval for state aid may
have to sell assets and curb their market and geographical
expansion, according to a draft EU document on bank
restructuring rules.
Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes, tasked with ensuring
fair play in the 27-nation EU, is expected to present the
guidelines on July 23. The proposed rules would be in force
until the end of 2010.
"Banks benefiting from state aid may be required to divest
subsidiaries or branches, portfolios of customers or business
units," the document, obtained by Reuters, said. Lenders would
have up to five years to downsize.
"Restructuring requires a withdrawal from activities which
would remain structurally loss-making in the medium term," the
document said.
Last month, Kroes said British lenders Royal Bank of
Scotland <RBS.L> and Lloyds <LLOY.L>, which have received state
aid, may have to divest a large chunk of their assets to comply
with EU antitrust rules.
The Commission had earlier agreed to restructuring plans by
Germany's Commerzbank <CBKG.DE> and WestLB that included roughly
halving their balance sheets.
The Commission has to date endorsed 70 banking bailouts
across the region, with a number of lenders due shortly to
present restructuring plans for approval.
The document said the EU executive may limit a bank's
expansion in some business or geographical areas, with
regulatory approval required for acquisitions.
"In exceptional circumstances ... acquisitions may be
authorised by the Commission where they are part of a
consolidation process necessary to restore financial stability
or to ensure effective competition," the document said.
The proposed rules also frown on the payment of dividends
and coupons on outstanding subordinated debt and share buybacks
by lenders undergoing restructuring, saying these were in
principle not compatible with the objective of burden-sharing.
But the Commission may regard favourably the payment of
coupons on newly issued hybrid capital instruments with greater
seniority over existing subordinated debt in the interests of
promoting refinancing by the beneficiary bank, the document
said.
It said banks would have to stress-test their business,
disclose impaired assets, present alternatives including a
break-up or absorption by another lender and have up to five
years to restructure compared with the usual two to three years.
(Editing by Dale Hudson)
(([email protected]; tel +32 2 287 6844; Reuters
Messaging: [email protected]))
Keywords: EU BANKS/RESTRUCTURING
14:19
AAAA47
Forumer storico
azz. vero!
marketa
Forumer attivo
Comunque leggi da qui in poi...
http://www.investireoggi.it/forum/t...oni-perpetue-vt37331.html?p=975105#post975105
ferdo
Utente Senior
prima la W70 era sotto!!!
Certe cose me le posso spiegare solo pensando che forse la W70 è rimasta indietro a causa dei pochi scambi - mera ipotesi da ignorante!
Uff la K8 l'ho presa a 41 ai max !!!
E oggi che finalmente mi è arrivata un po' di liquidità con cui pensavo di comprare le MPS, queste sono passate in 5 gg da 63 a 76 in lettera !!!
Ho confrontato un po' di tedesche:
Gerling, Hannover, Henkel, Linde, Vattenfall e VoestAlpine e sono tutte un po' più care (o più in là con la call).
Qualcuno ha suggerimenti?
Investec XS0222692328 qualcuno la conosce: quota ancora intorno 40-50
Ultima modifica:
Mais78
BAWAG fan club
le mps oggi sono a 76!
Le volevo prendere anche io a 67...ma sono arrivato tardi. Cosa puo' averle fatte salire cosi tanto?troppidebiti
Forumer storico
le mps oggi sono a 76!
stanno ricomprando tutti non sono scemi...devono fare bella figura quando presenteranno il loro bilancio si preannunciano tier one megagalattici
- Stato