Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 1 (16 lettori)
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Mais78
BAWAG fan club
Ragazzi un 7.5% YTC su Intesa506 ora ci puo' fare schifo, ma non dimenticate che e' pur sempre swap + 460bps....mentre qualche anno fa emettevano a swap + 100bps...secondo me non sono cresciute troppo, salvo stravolgimenti macro restano li dove sono, anzi potrebbe esserci un altro po' di grasso se i tassi restano bassi
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
UN Saluto ...a tutti.. oggi sono a MIlano al ... TOL Expo 2010...anzi pure domani ci sono
discipline
Forumer storico
Anglo Irish Creditor Group Plans to Decline Subordinated Debt-Swap Offer
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Anglo Irish this month offered to exchange 1.6 billion euros ($2.2 billion) of subordinated debt for new bonds at 20 cents on the euro to generate capital. The group of noteholders, which hold about 690 million euros of lower Tier 2 debt, plan to vote against the offer, Houlihan Lokey said in an e-mailed statement late yesterday.
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il resto qui: Anglo Irish Creditor Group Plans to Reject `Strong-Arm' Debt-Exchange Deal - Bloomberg
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Anglo Irish this month offered to exchange 1.6 billion euros ($2.2 billion) of subordinated debt for new bonds at 20 cents on the euro to generate capital. The group of noteholders, which hold about 690 million euros of lower Tier 2 debt, plan to vote against the offer, Houlihan Lokey said in an e-mailed statement late yesterday.
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il resto qui: Anglo Irish Creditor Group Plans to Reject `Strong-Arm' Debt-Exchange Deal - Bloomberg
warren baffo
Forumer storico
Bondholders finally faced down by Lenihan -- just ask Abramovich - Business, Frontpage - Independent.ie
non mi intendo di stampa irlandese, ma direi un po' filogovernativo?
sottoscrivo ultima frase...
non mi intendo di stampa irlandese, ma direi un po' filogovernativo?
sottoscrivo ultima frase...
discipline
Forumer storico
cicero pro domo sua, com'è giusto che sia del resto..
Topgun1976
Guest
x Top (a ridaglie...)
mi sono capitati sott'occhio anche gli irs di Credit Mutuel..
un po mummie
ricordo di alcuni tuoi post sull'emittente e sul fatto che ci sono alcune emissioni migliori rispetto ad altre..
siccome conosco ZERO di Mutuel, potresti postare velocemente quali sono e perche?
PS visto che in questi periodi sei poco operativo, cerco di mantenerti attivo con qualche post per farti passare la giornata... eh eh
in cambio non diro a nessuno che tu in origine eri solo cassett... ehm...
OOPPSSSS
Non sono Poco Operativo sulle P,ma Solo Quelle in $,trado giornalmente Ing-Aegon-Bofa
Oltre Ovviamente a Senior e Lt2
Sulle P in Euro seguo Poco,non vedo grandi Margini
Sul Mutuel
La Migliore è Questa FR0010128835 paga Irs + 0,175 e costava meno della 712 che paga Irs+0,10%
fabrifede
Forumer storico
Come sempre scrivo poco, ma peró voglio dare io mio piccolo contributo
Vendute Bpce 208 a 96,5
Vendute Erste 152 a 72,5
Acquistate Bpce 558 a 105,75
Prezzi IW, tempo d'attesa 5 minuti
Boi 482 den. 77 lett. 79
Lodi 512 den. 95,75 lett. 96,5
Eureko 714 den. 90,25 lett. 91,5
Asr 545 den. 115,5 lett. 116,5
Sns 523 lett. 105,5
Ho quasi voglia di vendere Bawag 966, siamo a 21,8
Opinioni?
yquem
Nuovo forumer
SU ANGLO IRISH i fondi si stanno mettendo di traverso allo swap
Anglo Irish Creditor Group Plans to Reject Debt-Exchange Offer
By Vivek Shankar - Oct 28, 2010 4:30 AM GMT+0200 Thu Oct 28 02:30:52 GMT 2010
The Anglo Irish Bank Corp. company logo sits on display at the headquarters on St. Stephens Green in Dublin. Photographer: Crispin Rodwell/Bloomberg
A group of Anglo Irish Bank Corp.’s creditors will decline to participate in a debt swap proposed by the nationalized lender, said Houlihan Lokey, an investment bank that is representing the noteholders.
Anglo Irish this month offered to exchange 1.6 billion euros ($2.2 billion) of subordinated debt for new bonds at 20 cents on the euro to generate capital. The group of noteholders, which hold about 690 million euros of lower Tier 2 debt, plan to vote against the offer, Houlihan Lokey said in an e-mailed statement late yesterday.
“Anglo Irish is attempting to strong-arm noteholders to vote in favor of the exchange offer by threatening to eliminate minority dissenting noteholders’ rights to repayment of monies loaned by them,” the statement said. The group includes pension-plan money managers, insurers, retail investors and secondary purchasers, and Brown Rudnick LLP is providing it with legal advice, it said.
Ireland faces a bill of more than 50 billion euros, about 22 percent of 2009 gross domestic product, to prop up lenders and wants to ensure the burden is shared with subordinated bondholders. The Oct. 21 exchange offer came after Finance Minister Brian Lenihan vowed to “address the issue” of junior bondholders taking a loss on investments in nationalized banks.
Billy Murphy, an outside spokesman for Dublin-based Anglo Irish, couldn’t immediately be reached outside office hours.
According to Anglo Irish’s proposal, the lender would offer bondholders that don’t take up the debt swap 1 cent per 1,000- euro face amount to redeem their floating-rate lower Tier 2 notes due 2014, 2016 and 2017. The new securities would be due 2011 and guaranteed by the government.
To contact the reporter for this story: Vivek Shankar at [email protected]
Anglo Irish Creditor Group Plans to Reject Debt-Exchange Offer
By Vivek Shankar - Oct 28, 2010 4:30 AM GMT+0200 Thu Oct 28 02:30:52 GMT 2010
The Anglo Irish Bank Corp. company logo sits on display at the headquarters on St. Stephens Green in Dublin. Photographer: Crispin Rodwell/Bloomberg
A group of Anglo Irish Bank Corp.’s creditors will decline to participate in a debt swap proposed by the nationalized lender, said Houlihan Lokey, an investment bank that is representing the noteholders.
Anglo Irish this month offered to exchange 1.6 billion euros ($2.2 billion) of subordinated debt for new bonds at 20 cents on the euro to generate capital. The group of noteholders, which hold about 690 million euros of lower Tier 2 debt, plan to vote against the offer, Houlihan Lokey said in an e-mailed statement late yesterday.
“Anglo Irish is attempting to strong-arm noteholders to vote in favor of the exchange offer by threatening to eliminate minority dissenting noteholders’ rights to repayment of monies loaned by them,” the statement said. The group includes pension-plan money managers, insurers, retail investors and secondary purchasers, and Brown Rudnick LLP is providing it with legal advice, it said.
Ireland faces a bill of more than 50 billion euros, about 22 percent of 2009 gross domestic product, to prop up lenders and wants to ensure the burden is shared with subordinated bondholders. The Oct. 21 exchange offer came after Finance Minister Brian Lenihan vowed to “address the issue” of junior bondholders taking a loss on investments in nationalized banks.
Billy Murphy, an outside spokesman for Dublin-based Anglo Irish, couldn’t immediately be reached outside office hours.
According to Anglo Irish’s proposal, the lender would offer bondholders that don’t take up the debt swap 1 cent per 1,000- euro face amount to redeem their floating-rate lower Tier 2 notes due 2014, 2016 and 2017. The new securities would be due 2011 and guaranteed by the government.
To contact the reporter for this story: Vivek Shankar at [email protected]
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