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frankiemachine
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ferdo
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Commerzbank: Net profit in 2010 at EUR 1.4 billion
● Gross revenues EUR 12.7 bn, operating profit EUR 1.4 bn
● German GAAP result of the AG minus EUR 1.2 bn mainly due to EU requirement on Eurohypo sale
● Core bank with strong operating performance, Mittelstandsbank posts record result
● Core Tier 1 ratio at 10.0%, Tier 1 ratio 11.9% (2009: 10.5%)
● Blessing: “We want to reduce the silent participations of SoFFin significantly already in 2011”
As previously announced and one year earlier than forecasted, Commerzbank returned to profitability in 2010.
Thanks to the strong performance in customer business and bolstered by the positive market development
gross revenues rose by 16% to EUR 12.7 billion (2009: EUR 10.9 billion). The economic recovery is also
reflected in loan loss provisions. These declined by some 40% to just under EUR 2.5 billion (2009:
EUR 4.2 billion). The operating profit of the Bank amounted to EUR 1.4 billion. Even the typically weaker
fourth quarter was positive with an operating profit of EUR 256 million. Net profit (IFRS) attributable to
Commerzbank shareholders amounted to EUR 1.4 billion in the full year 2010; in the fourth quarter of 2010 it
came to EUR 257 million. Mittelstandsbank posted a record result for 2010. The Corporates & Markets
segment was profitable in all four quarters of 2010. Central & Eastern Europe and the Private Customers
segment also concluded the year with positive results. In total, the core bank achieved a profit of
EUR 2.0 billion.
“2010 was a successful year for Commerzbank in many respects. We have achieved key targets and the
Commerzbank Group has returned to profitability one year earlier than forecasted in the ‘Roadmap 2012’. We
have also implemented the integration of Dresdner Bank more quickly than planned in some important areas.
Our employees have worked hard towards achieving these goals. I thank them very warmly for this. Our
targets for 2012 are already in sight,” said Martin Blessing, Chairman of the Board of Managing Directors of
Commerzbank. “For 2011, we expect to close the year with an operating profit according to IFRS that will be
significantly higher than that seen in 2010. It is also our aim to service the silent participations of the German
government for 2011. Much, however, depends on the ongoing development of the debt crisis that arose in
certain European states and the consequences of the global financial market and economic crisis. The
Financial Market Stabilisation Fund (SoFFin) has, as is known, made available to the Bank silent participations
currently amounting to EUR 16.2 billion. Martin Blessing: “We want to reduce the silent participations of SoFFin
significantly already in 2011.
● Gross revenues EUR 12.7 bn, operating profit EUR 1.4 bn
● German GAAP result of the AG minus EUR 1.2 bn mainly due to EU requirement on Eurohypo sale
● Core bank with strong operating performance, Mittelstandsbank posts record result
● Core Tier 1 ratio at 10.0%, Tier 1 ratio 11.9% (2009: 10.5%)
● Blessing: “We want to reduce the silent participations of SoFFin significantly already in 2011”
As previously announced and one year earlier than forecasted, Commerzbank returned to profitability in 2010.
Thanks to the strong performance in customer business and bolstered by the positive market development
gross revenues rose by 16% to EUR 12.7 billion (2009: EUR 10.9 billion). The economic recovery is also
reflected in loan loss provisions. These declined by some 40% to just under EUR 2.5 billion (2009:
EUR 4.2 billion). The operating profit of the Bank amounted to EUR 1.4 billion. Even the typically weaker
fourth quarter was positive with an operating profit of EUR 256 million. Net profit (IFRS) attributable to
Commerzbank shareholders amounted to EUR 1.4 billion in the full year 2010; in the fourth quarter of 2010 it
came to EUR 257 million. Mittelstandsbank posted a record result for 2010. The Corporates & Markets
segment was profitable in all four quarters of 2010. Central & Eastern Europe and the Private Customers
segment also concluded the year with positive results. In total, the core bank achieved a profit of
EUR 2.0 billion.
“2010 was a successful year for Commerzbank in many respects. We have achieved key targets and the
Commerzbank Group has returned to profitability one year earlier than forecasted in the ‘Roadmap 2012’. We
have also implemented the integration of Dresdner Bank more quickly than planned in some important areas.
Our employees have worked hard towards achieving these goals. I thank them very warmly for this. Our
targets for 2012 are already in sight,” said Martin Blessing, Chairman of the Board of Managing Directors of
Commerzbank. “For 2011, we expect to close the year with an operating profit according to IFRS that will be
significantly higher than that seen in 2010. It is also our aim to service the silent participations of the German
government for 2011. Much, however, depends on the ongoing development of the debt crisis that arose in
certain European states and the consequences of the global financial market and economic crisis. The
Financial Market Stabilisation Fund (SoFFin) has, as is known, made available to the Bank silent participations
currently amounting to EUR 16.2 billion. Martin Blessing: “We want to reduce the silent participations of SoFFin
significantly already in 2011.
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
qualita' medio-alta, non altissima
quando ho comprato le prime OEVAGun anno fa il simpatico russia non si era ancora affacciato sul thread
Vero ...ero in Venezuela ...stavo ultimando le vendite (anzi) le avevo già ultimate e mi ero lanciato nel Forex ...poi mi hanno "legnato"
e sono entrato nel businnes delle perpetue ...e da allora salvo un mordi e fuggi profittevole in Venezuela nuovamente ...non mi sono più "mosso" 
Portafoglio : 1 milione di Övag 288 irs prezzo 36,80
circa dal 08.10.2010Percentuale del portafoglio di perpetual 100%.... anzi di più..perchè sono pure in leva
con 140k euro di finanziamenti , su un totale di 370k investiti .OK se ci sarà nuova discesa ....ce la faremo ...capzo.. anche questa ...io sotto 39 non vendo adesso ...
aspettando il...
aprile 2011 comunicazione conferenza stampa di Övag e bilancio 2010;
maggio 2011 trimestrale ;
giugno 2011 vendita a Sberbank di VBI;
luglio 2011 aumento di capitale per 300 milioni di euro;
settembre 2011 restituzione di 600 milioni di euro di capitale di partecipazione al governo Austriaco.
P.S. dimenticavo
...opa sui subordinati irs a 50-55/100 per agosto-settembre 2011 con i rimanenti 300 milioni di euro avanzati dalla vendita di VBI.
NOTA BENE :Quest'ultima possibilità è frutto della fantasia dell'autore ...le altre sono "quasi" fatti
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Zorba
Bos 4 Mod
a me vedendo questi titoli mi vengono strane idee.
ho quasi la voglia di diventare cassettista e starmene a casa a mangiarmi una bella bisteccona.
se tutto va bene, tra qualche anno ci ripenso...
Lo faremo Bos, ma non adesso. Prima finiamo la cavalcata sulle P (c'è ancora strada da fare), poi equity e poi quando l'economia sarà al culmine landing su TF elevati
Ci vorrà un po' di tempo....
ferdo
Utente Senior
Lo faremo Bos, ma non adesso. Prima finiamo la cavalcata sulle P (c'è ancora strada da fare), poi equity e poi quando l'economia sarà al culmine landing su TF elevati
Ci vorrà un po' di tempo....
... e trasferimento sulle isole delle palme
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
Allegati
bosmeld
Forumer storico
conti natixis
PARIS—French bank Natixis Wednesday reported a 48% drop in its fourth-quarter net profit, but the result beat expectations and the bank said it would resume paying dividends.
Net profit in the three months to the end of December fell to €442 million ($603.51 million) from €844 million a year earlier, when results were boosted by €498 million in exceptional gains. The figure exceeded analysts' expectations of €349 million. Total revenue quarter declined 4% to €1.75 billion. Natixis returned to profit on a yearly basis, posting a net profit of €1.73 billion, compared with a loss of €1.39 billion in 2009.
The bank said the turnaround of its business progressed, after being hit hard during the financial crisis because of its heavy exposure to the securitization market. Its parent, French mutual lender Groupe BPCE, in 2009 agreed to guarantee its portfolio of riskiest assets, shielding Natixis from future losses.
Natixis acts as the corporate, investment and financial services arm of its parent, which is France's second-largest lender by number of bank deposits.
The bank said it expects to resume paying dividends with a €0.23 a share dividend for 2010.
Natixis's Tier 1 capital ratio—which consists of equity, preferred shares and retained earnings, and is a key measure of capital strength—rose to 11.4% at the end of the quarter.
The phasing in of new international banking rules, known as Basel III, has sparked concerns among investors about the ability of some lenders to comply with the stricter requirements. Natixis said that it expects its core Tier 1 ratio to be above 8% on Jan. 1, 2013.
A Paris-based trader said the results and the dividend payment were above expectations, and added that the bank's comments on its expected core Tier 1 ratio under Basel III rules were also positive news.
BPCE said separately that its fourth-quarter net profit rose 1% to €858 million, compared with €847 million in the same quarter a year earlier.
The mutual lender, which controls around 72% of Natixis, also said it expects to pay off the remainder of its €7 billion government loan in the first quarter of 2011, ahead of the 2013 deadline.
BPCE was the only lender that yet to repay loans the French government granted to lenders during the financial crisis.
Natixis is the third French lender to report fourth-quarter results, after BNP Paribas SA and Société Générale SA, and ahead of Credit Agricole SA, the country's third-largest bank by market value, which reports Feb. 24.
p.s oggi conti dexia, mi correggo azione positiva. vediamo un po
PARIS—French bank Natixis Wednesday reported a 48% drop in its fourth-quarter net profit, but the result beat expectations and the bank said it would resume paying dividends.
Net profit in the three months to the end of December fell to €442 million ($603.51 million) from €844 million a year earlier, when results were boosted by €498 million in exceptional gains. The figure exceeded analysts' expectations of €349 million. Total revenue quarter declined 4% to €1.75 billion. Natixis returned to profit on a yearly basis, posting a net profit of €1.73 billion, compared with a loss of €1.39 billion in 2009.
The bank said the turnaround of its business progressed, after being hit hard during the financial crisis because of its heavy exposure to the securitization market. Its parent, French mutual lender Groupe BPCE, in 2009 agreed to guarantee its portfolio of riskiest assets, shielding Natixis from future losses.
Natixis acts as the corporate, investment and financial services arm of its parent, which is France's second-largest lender by number of bank deposits.
The bank said it expects to resume paying dividends with a €0.23 a share dividend for 2010.
Natixis's Tier 1 capital ratio—which consists of equity, preferred shares and retained earnings, and is a key measure of capital strength—rose to 11.4% at the end of the quarter.
The phasing in of new international banking rules, known as Basel III, has sparked concerns among investors about the ability of some lenders to comply with the stricter requirements. Natixis said that it expects its core Tier 1 ratio to be above 8% on Jan. 1, 2013.
A Paris-based trader said the results and the dividend payment were above expectations, and added that the bank's comments on its expected core Tier 1 ratio under Basel III rules were also positive news.
BPCE said separately that its fourth-quarter net profit rose 1% to €858 million, compared with €847 million in the same quarter a year earlier.
The mutual lender, which controls around 72% of Natixis, also said it expects to pay off the remainder of its €7 billion government loan in the first quarter of 2011, ahead of the 2013 deadline.
BPCE was the only lender that yet to repay loans the French government granted to lenders during the financial crisis.
Natixis is the third French lender to report fourth-quarter results, after BNP Paribas SA and Société Générale SA, and ahead of Credit Agricole SA, the country's third-largest bank by market value, which reports Feb. 24.
p.s oggi conti dexia, mi correggo azione positiva. vediamo un po
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