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:zzz: *YAWN* mmm... che c'e'? e' successo qualcosa? Fammi guardare un po' i prezzi... no no, tutto tranquillo... *pat pat sul cassetto* :zzz:
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:zzz: *YAWN* mmm... che c'e'? e' successo qualcosa? Fammi guardare un po' i prezzi... no no, tutto tranquillo... *pat pat sul cassetto* :zzz:
wartburg_12
forumer storico
e siamo in due 
(dovevo scriverlo perchè hai espresso BENISSIMO il MIO pt. di vista quando passo di qui a LEGGERE
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scusa jole, dove trovo il link in questione?
Zorba
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AGGIORNAMENTO QUOTAZIONI by MAIS
Devo cospargermi il capo di cenere, l'aggiornamento è al 28 marzo, ma me ne sono accorto solo oggi, perchè ho avuto problemi all'account di posta
Per farmi perdonare, nella tabella ho lasciato le quotazioni del 24 gennaio scorso per confronto... Può essere interessante.
Colpo d'occhio sulle variazioni % con colori: azzuro variazione positiva, rosso negativa
Grazie mille ragazzi
. Siete gentilissimi
Mi fai morire
Zorba
Bos 4 Mod
oggi alle 16.30 i risultati degli stress test irlandesi
Dal sole di oggi
Il governo irlandese annuncerà un piano radicale di ristrutturazione del settore bancario nazionale, dopo l'annuncio dei risultati degli stress test. A riportarlo è il quotidiano Irish Indipendent che cita fonti governative, secondo cui gli stress test dovrebbero rivelare un ammanco di capitali per 20-25 miliardi di euro nelle quattro maggiori banche irlandesi.
Tra i punti del piano - spiega l'articolo - c'è la fusione di Allied Irish Bank con Ebs e la vendita del ramo assicurativo di Irish Life. Altri punti rimarrebbero da definire, tra cui le nuove forme di finanziamento a medio termine della Banca centrale europea verso gli istituti di credito del paese.
Stress test in Irlanda al rush finale. Dai rumor un buco da 20-25 miliardi per le prime quattro banche - Il Sole 24 ORE
Dal sole di oggi
Il governo irlandese annuncerà un piano radicale di ristrutturazione del settore bancario nazionale, dopo l'annuncio dei risultati degli stress test. A riportarlo è il quotidiano Irish Indipendent che cita fonti governative, secondo cui gli stress test dovrebbero rivelare un ammanco di capitali per 20-25 miliardi di euro nelle quattro maggiori banche irlandesi.
Tra i punti del piano - spiega l'articolo - c'è la fusione di Allied Irish Bank con Ebs e la vendita del ramo assicurativo di Irish Life. Altri punti rimarrebbero da definire, tra cui le nuove forme di finanziamento a medio termine della Banca centrale europea verso gli istituti di credito del paese.
Stress test in Irlanda al rush finale. Dai rumor un buco da 20-25 miliardi per le prime quattro banche - Il Sole 24 ORE
Zorba
Bos 4 Mod
Noonan will force EBS into AIB in radical plan
Massive shake-up as €25bn pumped into crisis banks
By Laura noonan, Emmet Oliver and Fionnan Sheahan
Thursday March 31 2011
FINANCE Minister Michael Noonan will today begin a radical overhaul of the banking sector by forcing the Educational Building Society (EBS) into Allied Irish Banks.
This is the start of a major shakeup of the industry that will lead to the country having just two banks – AIB and Bank of Ireland.
The decision will be announced as the Government pumps up to €25bn in fresh cash into the sector to finally draw a line under the financial crisis.
The pensions and insurance arm of Irish Life & Permanent (IL&P) is to be sold, but the long-term future of banking arm Permanent TSB is still being discussed.
The proposed shake-up will have major implications for jobs and branches right across the country. However, none of this will affect deposits or mortgages in the banks concerned.
Between €20bn and €25bn of state cash is expected to be committed to AIB, Bank of Ireland, IL&P and EBS to make them strong enough to withstand future loan losses.
The massive injection will be promised after the four lenders went through the most vigorous stress tests ever carried out on a European bank.
Shares in both AIB and Bank of Ireland were dramatically suspended last night after the Stock Exchange and the Central Bank feared they would be too prone to “rumours” today.
IL&P voluntarily suspended its own shares yesterday morning after its stock plunged 45pc on Tuesday.
Mr Noonan is expected to unveil a detailed restructuring plan, which may include the creation of special units to hold assets the banks have to sell.
The Coalition was last night understood to be locked in negotiations with the EU, European Central Bank (ECB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its plans.
The Government urgently needs the ECB to announce today that it is prepared to fund Irish banks over the long term.
Any new funding over long periods will carry a “premium” interest rate and may only be available for solvent banks.
A coalition source said some key issues were still being discussed with the IMF/EU/ECB.
The Cabinet yesterday reached agreement on a widespread restructuring of the sector.
Authorities are hoping that the ECB will today announce a special €60bn facility to enable the banks to continue trading.
It is understood that the Government is pressing for a special seven-year loan facility, but this was thrown into doubt last night, with sources suggesting that “legal difficulties” could make it impossible to have the scheme ready to go today. ECB governors held a conference call last night to discuss options.
The package will outline:
? A capital fund of between €20bn and €25bn to be split between AIB, Bank of Ireland, EBS and IL&P.
? The creation of special units that will allow banks to get some €80bn of extra assets off their balance sheets. ? Plans to merge some banks
? A warning that mortgages are the key reason the banks need additional cash.
Mr Noonan will set out the banking plan this afternoon.
The Government’s Economic Taskforce are expected to meet this morning to discuss the results of the stress tests.
Today’s announcement will show AIB getting the biggest share of the bailout, with some suggesting as much as €15bn could be ear-marked for the bank. Since AIB is already 93pc owned by the State, there will be no major change in ownership.
Bank of Ireland is believed to need as much as €5bn. The bank is expected to be given time to raise some of the money.
IL&P could need as much as €3bn. EBS is expected to need more than €1bn. The company was as good as sold to a consortium backed by US private equity until the Government pulled the plug on the deal yesterday.
Billions more may also be earmarked for Anglo Irish Bank, which has already been promised some €29.3bn.
- Laura noonan, Emmet Oliver and Fionnan Sheahan
Irish Independent
Noonan will force EBS into AIB in radical plan - Irish, Business - Independent.ie
Massive shake-up as €25bn pumped into crisis banks
By Laura noonan, Emmet Oliver and Fionnan Sheahan
Thursday March 31 2011
FINANCE Minister Michael Noonan will today begin a radical overhaul of the banking sector by forcing the Educational Building Society (EBS) into Allied Irish Banks.
This is the start of a major shakeup of the industry that will lead to the country having just two banks – AIB and Bank of Ireland.
The decision will be announced as the Government pumps up to €25bn in fresh cash into the sector to finally draw a line under the financial crisis.
The pensions and insurance arm of Irish Life & Permanent (IL&P) is to be sold, but the long-term future of banking arm Permanent TSB is still being discussed.
The proposed shake-up will have major implications for jobs and branches right across the country. However, none of this will affect deposits or mortgages in the banks concerned.
Between €20bn and €25bn of state cash is expected to be committed to AIB, Bank of Ireland, IL&P and EBS to make them strong enough to withstand future loan losses.
The massive injection will be promised after the four lenders went through the most vigorous stress tests ever carried out on a European bank.
Shares in both AIB and Bank of Ireland were dramatically suspended last night after the Stock Exchange and the Central Bank feared they would be too prone to “rumours” today.
IL&P voluntarily suspended its own shares yesterday morning after its stock plunged 45pc on Tuesday.
Mr Noonan is expected to unveil a detailed restructuring plan, which may include the creation of special units to hold assets the banks have to sell.
The Coalition was last night understood to be locked in negotiations with the EU, European Central Bank (ECB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its plans.
The Government urgently needs the ECB to announce today that it is prepared to fund Irish banks over the long term.
Any new funding over long periods will carry a “premium” interest rate and may only be available for solvent banks.
A coalition source said some key issues were still being discussed with the IMF/EU/ECB.
The Cabinet yesterday reached agreement on a widespread restructuring of the sector.
Authorities are hoping that the ECB will today announce a special €60bn facility to enable the banks to continue trading.
It is understood that the Government is pressing for a special seven-year loan facility, but this was thrown into doubt last night, with sources suggesting that “legal difficulties” could make it impossible to have the scheme ready to go today. ECB governors held a conference call last night to discuss options.
The package will outline:
? A capital fund of between €20bn and €25bn to be split between AIB, Bank of Ireland, EBS and IL&P.
? The creation of special units that will allow banks to get some €80bn of extra assets off their balance sheets. ? Plans to merge some banks
? A warning that mortgages are the key reason the banks need additional cash.
Mr Noonan will set out the banking plan this afternoon.
The Government’s Economic Taskforce are expected to meet this morning to discuss the results of the stress tests.
Today’s announcement will show AIB getting the biggest share of the bailout, with some suggesting as much as €15bn could be ear-marked for the bank. Since AIB is already 93pc owned by the State, there will be no major change in ownership.
Bank of Ireland is believed to need as much as €5bn. The bank is expected to be given time to raise some of the money.
IL&P could need as much as €3bn. EBS is expected to need more than €1bn. The company was as good as sold to a consortium backed by US private equity until the Government pulled the plug on the deal yesterday.
Billions more may also be earmarked for Anglo Irish Bank, which has already been promised some €29.3bn.
- Laura noonan, Emmet Oliver and Fionnan Sheahan
Irish Independent
Noonan will force EBS into AIB in radical plan - Irish, Business - Independent.ie
fabriziof
Forumer storico
in breve quando ricomincerà a pagare la cedola?vi siete fatti un'idea?
Fabry non pensare alla cedola di depfa, a proposito la cedola di bawag?
Scusa se giro il coltello nella piaga, è che vorrei incrementare la variabile e prima di farlo vorrei essere sicuro che non cia qualche inghippo.
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russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
OEVAG ..prezzi
288 irs den 41 lettera 42
10% t.f. den 67,50 lettera 69
buy 3k a 42 sulla irs .
...terminato gli acquisti arrotondato ad 1 milione di irs 288 p.m.c. dopo le vendite dei giorni scorsi 38,60 circa ...già incassato gain per 10 k al netto dei finanziamenti....ed adesso aspettiamo
288 irs den 41 lettera 42
10% t.f. den 67,50 lettera 69
buy 3k a 42 sulla irs .
...terminato gli acquisti arrotondato ad 1 milione di irs 288 p.m.c. dopo le vendite dei giorni scorsi 38,60 circa ...già incassato gain per 10 k al netto dei finanziamenti....ed adesso aspettiamo
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