Sulle decisioni legislative prima o poi farò un commento, comincia a darmi abbastanza fastidio questo voler cambiare le regole del gioco senza tener nella minima considerazione gli interessi dei risparmiatori (che sono quelli senza i quali non esisterebbe mercato).
come dicevo nel 3d delle ciofeche, 20 penso sia il bottom.Irish Nationwide offers 20 pct on subordinated debt
DUBLIN, March 1 | Tue Mar 1, 2011 6:02am EST
DUBLIN, March 1 (Reuters) - Nationalised lender Irish Nationwide on Tuesday announced the coercive buyback of 146 million pounds ($238 million) of subordinated debt at an 80 percent discount, a slight premium to market prices.
The Irish government last year said it expected subordinated debt holders in nationalised Irish Nationwide and Anglo Irish Bank to make a contribution after the state spent billions of euros bailing out the lenders over soured property loans.
The offer applies to 126 million pounds of bonds due in 2016 and 20 million worth of 2018 notes, Irish Nationwide said in a statement. Bondholders who do not accept the offer by March 18 will be offered 0.001 percent of the bonds' face value.
Dublin's Glas securities said it expected a strong take-up for the offer, after a similar offer for holders of Anglo Irish Bank subordinated bonds in October saw a participation rate of 90 percent. [ID:nLDE6BK09V]
"This won't come as much of a surprise to the market as the terms are equivalent to those offered to Anglo LT2 bondholders last year," said Glas analyst Michael Cummins.
"But in light of previous legal challenge by these bondholders, further legal challenges can't be ruled out."
Ireland's High Court last week approved the sale of deposits from Irish Nationwide and fellow nationalised lender Anglo Irish Bank, sounding the death knell for two lenders synonymous with the country's financial woes. [ID:nLDE71N2BF] (Writing by Conor Humphries)
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Notizia tutto sommato positiva:
- L'Irlanda continua cmq ad offrire 20 agli obbligazionisti subordinati di una bad bank come Irish Nationwide (che non ha più nulla post vendita dei depositi)
- rimane quindi confermato un paracadute di 20 per le LT2
- la sensazione è che i capri espiatori possano rimanere isolati a Anglo e Irish Nationwide e ci sia voglia di fare pulizia al più presto per ripartire su nuove basi.
Occhio cmq che l'Irlanda continua a fare le OPA forzose...
Irish Nationwide offers 20 pct on subordinated debt
DUBLIN, March 1 | Tue Mar 1, 2011 6:02am EST
DUBLIN, March 1 (Reuters) - Nationalised lender Irish Nationwide on Tuesday announced the coercive buyback of 146 million pounds ($238 million) of subordinated debt at an 80 percent discount, a slight premium to market prices.
The Irish government last year said it expected subordinated debt holders in nationalised Irish Nationwide and Anglo Irish Bank to make a contribution after the state spent billions of euros bailing out the lenders over soured property loans.
The offer applies to 126 million pounds of bonds due in 2016 and 20 million worth of 2018 notes, Irish Nationwide said in a statement. Bondholders who do not accept the offer by March 18 will be offered 0.001 percent of the bonds' face value.
Dublin's Glas securities said it expected a strong take-up for the offer, after a similar offer for holders of Anglo Irish Bank subordinated bonds in October saw a participation rate of 90 percent. [ID:nLDE6BK09V]
"This won't come as much of a surprise to the market as the terms are equivalent to those offered to Anglo LT2 bondholders last year," said Glas analyst Michael Cummins.
"But in light of previous legal challenge by these bondholders, further legal challenges can't be ruled out."
Ireland's High Court last week approved the sale of deposits from Irish Nationwide and fellow nationalised lender Anglo Irish Bank, sounding the death knell for two lenders synonymous with the country's financial woes. [ID:nLDE71N2BF] (Writing by Conor Humphries)
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Notizia tutto sommato positiva:
- L'Irlanda continua cmq ad offrire 20 agli obbligazionisti subordinati di una bad bank come Irish Nationwide (che non ha più nulla post vendita dei depositi)
- rimane quindi confermato un paracadute di 20 per le LT2
- la sensazione è che i capri espiatori possano rimanere isolati a Anglo e Irish Nationwide e ci sia voglia di fare pulizia al più presto per ripartire su nuove basi.
Occhio cmq che l'Irlanda continua a fare le OPA forzose...
l'importante è che decidano il più tardi possibileFossi un trader smart, adesso dovrei vendere come un missile con il denaro a 31
Purtroppo non sono nè trader e nè smart, per cui rimango dentro
La mia considerazione è che se fanno OPA draconiane a 20 per i cadaveri putrefatti, per AIB (su cui l'Irlanda ha cmq deciso di puntare, mi sembra chiaro) il bottom dovrebbe essere 30, salvo soprese.
Speriamo. I rischi sono cmq alle stelle.
scusate l'ot...
Qualcuno di voi sa quale banca in italia permette di aprire un conto in valuta in real?
Grazie e
