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Mais78

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Credevo dicessi la controparte su bloomberg. La mia è una banchetta di provincia... :D

sara' di provincia ma non mi sembra male.

Cmq questo prezzo a 66.5 non me lo spiego visto dove tradano le altre. O e' palesemente sbagliato oppure il mkt si aspetta iperinflazione e tassi altissimi.
A parita' di prezzo la IRS + 0.2% diventa piu' conveniente (cedola piu' alta) solo per un IRS di 4.87% e siamo ben lontani. Oltretutto questa ha un floor..
 

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potete scrivere l'isin delle axa di cui parlate... che avete preso oggi a 66/68?

grazie...

oggi cmq notizia interessante sui perpetual di MORGAN STANLEY apparsa su bloomberg...

Barclays Junior Debt a ‘Buy,’ Morgan Stanley Says

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=axcS97L3sRdo#

By Esteban Duarte


Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Investors can profit buying subordinated bonds issued by Barclays Plc and HSBC Holdings Plc because they offer an annual yield of almost 12 percent until their call dates, Morgan Stanley analysts said.
Bondholders have shunned Tier 1 notes, issued to meet regulatory capital requirements, on concern banks reeling from more than $1.6 trillion of credit losses and writedowns may seek to save cash by skipping coupon payments and failing to meet redemption dates. Deutsche Bank AG, KBC Groep NV and Fortis Bank Nederland NV declined to redeem perpetual bonds at their first call date in the past year.
“We expect a growing number of banks to call Tier 1s at the first call date,” Morgan Stanley analysts, led by Lee Street in London, wrote in a note to investors. “We believe that calling Tier 1 sends a strong signal of an issuer’s good health to the market.
Barclays’s 7.375 percent undated notes with a repayment option in December 2011 are trading with a yield to the call date of 11.7 percent, compared with a yield to perpetuity of 7.9 percent, according to the report. HSBC’s 4.61 percent undated notes callable in June 2013 are trading with a yield to the first redemption date of 9.6 percent, compared with a yield of 7.3 percent of yield to perpetuity.
“The market is increasingly pricing Tier 1s on a yield to call as opposed to a yield to perpetuity,” the Morgan Stanley analysts wrote. “We are increasingly bullish on Tier 1 calls.”
Notes issued by UniCredit SpA, Societe Generale SA and BPCE SA are also among banks included in Morgan Stanley’s buy list.
 
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