Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 1 (19 lettori)

[riccio43]

e' un po' tardi comunque
sella
dpb 917 76 5 77 5
erste 152 152 67 70
eureko 224 79 5 81 5
generali 496 88 5 90
group 414 71 72 5
rbz 862 59 63
sns 155 71 73 5
agriturismo trignano 40 60

 

[Zorba]

e' un po' tardi comunque
sella
dpb 917 76 5 77 5
erste 152 152 67 70
eureko 224 79 5 81 5
generali 496 88 5 90
group 414 71 72 5
rbz 862 59 63
sns 155 71 73 5
agriturismo trignano 40 60

Grazie per le quotazioni

 

[Vet]

La storia dell'Irlanda non mi piace per niente: gli speculatori ci potrebbero andare a nozze. Dall'altro lato, è una settimana cruciale per Basilea III.

Morale della favola: venduto AIB cumulativa a 65, il residuo di azioni che avevo e ho incrementato deciso le mie amate BACA. Preso la W70 a 53,75 e la 4K8 a 52,70.

Nella ripartizione geografica del mio PTF, ho barato un pochino: ho "contabilizzato" BACA come Italia (guardo alla capogruppo), altrimenti insieme a RZB e Bawag me fanno assessore di qualche paesino austriaco...

Dai Zorba è ora di cambiar Bandiera........

 

[Topgun1976]

DUBLINO, 7 settembre (Reuters) - L'Irlanda ha deciso di estendere le garanzie per le passività a breve termine delle banche, inclusi anche i depositi interbancari e corporate, fino alla fine di dicembre. La scadenza predentemente fissata era al 29 settembre.

Lo ha annunciato il ministro delle Finanze irlandese Brian Lenihan in una nota.

"Prima che la garanzie possano essere estese è opportuno assicurarci l'approvazione della Commissione Europea in base alle norme che regolano gli aiuti di stato", ha detto Lenihan.

 

[Vet]

DUBLINO, 7 settembre (Reuters) - L'Irlanda ha deciso di estendere le garanzie per le passività a breve termine delle banche, inclusi anche i depositi interbancari e corporate, fino alla fine di dicembre. La scadenza predentemente fissata era al 29 settembre.

Lo ha annunciato il ministro delle Finanze irlandese Brian Lenihan in una nota.

"Prima che la garanzie possano essere estese è opportuno assicurarci l'approvazione della Commissione Europea in base alle norme che regolano gli aiuti di stato", ha detto Lenihan.

 

[bosmeld]

DUBLINO, 7 settembre (Reuters) - L'Irlanda ha deciso di estendere le garanzie per le passività a breve termine delle banche, inclusi anche i depositi interbancari e corporate, fino alla fine di dicembre. La scadenza predentemente fissata era al 29 settembre.

Lo ha annunciato il ministro delle Finanze irlandese Brian Lenihan in una nota.

"Prima che la garanzie possano essere estese è opportuno assicurarci l'approvazione della Commissione Europea in base alle norme che regolano gli aiuti di stato", ha detto Lenihan.

meglio di niente...

cmq ancora non é deciso nulla, é come un prendere tempo.

 

[bosmeld]

anglo irish bank, garantito tutto fino a fine 2010

Minister announces extension of the short term guarantee

Minister announces extension of the short term guarantee​

The Minister for Finance, Mr Brian Lenihan, TD today announced that the Government guarantee for short term bank liabilities, including corporate and interbank deposits as well as debt securities would be extended from its current expiry date of 29 September to 31 December 2010.
A State guarantee will therefore be available for both short- and long-term liabilities up to the end of the year. This is an important support to the Irish banking system facilitating their access to both short- and longer-term funding to help maintain the overall stability of the banking sector and complements the broad Government Strategy to restore fully the banking system and maximise its contribution to overall economic recovery.
This modification to the Guarantee was recommended to the Minister by both the Governor of the Central Bank, the Financial Regulator and the NTMA. As is customary the Department will be liaising with the European Central Bank on this measure. An approval by the European Commission under the State aid rules needs to be secured before the guarantee can be extended.
Following the Minister’s meeting with Commissioner Almunia yesterday he is satisfied that Commissioner Almunia is aware of the Irish situation. It is intended that some technical details relating to the implementation of this modification will be agreed with the European Commission in coming days.

The Minister said that:
“I am very grateful for the assistance of Commissioner Almunia and his officials in the European Commission for their open engagement and co-operation on this important issue for Ireland and I look forward to continued strong co-operation in resolving this and other significant issues for the Irish banking system in the coming weeks”
The Minister reiterated that this announcement does not affect retail deposits of up to €100,000 as these deposits continue to be guaranteed under the ordinary Deposit Guarantee Scheme and that Scheme is not time limited.



il tutto peró deve essere approvato dalla commisione europea

 

[davide8]

07/09/2010 18:18 >>
*DJ Irish Fin Min: Open To Restructuring Anglo Irish Debt
07-09-10 1618GMT Copyright (c) 2010 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

 

[bosmeld]

07/09/2010 18:18 >>
*DJ Irish Fin Min: Open To Restructuring Anglo Irish Debt
07-09-10 1618GMT Copyright (c) 2010 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

UPDATE: Irish Fin Min: Open To Restructuring Anglo Irish Debt




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BRUSSELS -(Dow Jones)- Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan Tuesday declined to rule out a further restructuring of Anglo Irish Bank's debt after a government guarantee scheme ends later this month.
The government's bill for bailing out Ireland's banks has already hit EUR33 billion euros, or roughly 20% of Ireland's gross domestic product. Concerns about the cost of fixing the banks has weighed on Irish government bond prices in recent weeks, pushing its cost of borrowing higher.
The government is proposing to restructure state-owned Anglo Irish, the most troubled of the banks, either splitting it into "good" and "bad" pieces or winding it down over the next 15 to 20 years.
Under the program that ends this month, the government has guaranteed EUR87 billion of bonds issued by banks.
In a press conference, Lenihan was asked whether the government intends to restructure bonds issued by Anglo Irish in order to lessen the cost of repaying that debt.
"That element of the guarantee will end of course on the 30th of September and again at that stage it's open to the government to review where we go," Lenihan said. "Already there have been debt management exercises in relation to part of that subordinated debt."
In July 2009, Anglo Irish bought back some of its bonds at a steep discount to their face value.
"The bank already engaged in debt liability exercise on subordinated debt that led to a substantial reduction in the value of the debt," Lenihan said.
Lenihan said that it will take time to deal with Anglo Irish Bank.
"Clearly the workout of banking assets always takes time," he said. "You can't have a fire sale of banking assets. Certainly the workout element of any strategic plan will take place over time, where Anglo is concerned."
Lenihan said his government had been "very aggressive" in tackling the nations bank problems, and insisted it would not need outside help to deal with Anglo Irish.
In particular, he said the government won't seek financial help from the European Financial Stability Facility, which was set up by the euro zone to help governments that are having difficulty borrowing in the bond markets.
"I don't anticipate that at all," Lenihan said. "What we anticipate doing is continuing to go to the markets, which remain open for Ireland, and borrow in the ordinary way."
-By Matthew Dalton, Dow Jones Newswires; [email protected]; +32 (0)2 741 1487


Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/aspx/stock-ma...-restructuring-anglo-irish-debt#ixzz0yrnd7QOn

sono ancora in ufficio, stile cane da tartufi, per trovare piú news possibili su anglo irish bank

 

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IRS 10 Anni

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