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Bos 4 Mod
No, la mia e' la Resparcs I. Quella in USD
https://www.boerse-stuttgart.de/rd/en/anleihen/factsheet?sSymbol=XS0159207850.FSE
nik.sala
Money Never Sleeps
Direi che Confronto alle tue Ciofeche Alpha è Oro Colato
Ps. Usi Banca Fisica?Ha la Funzionalità Online??
Se qlc ha una Banca Fisica che fà operare Online o via tel su Otc si faccia Vivo
Stò cercando Banca diversa da Iw..Per ora Swiss in Vantaggio ,se non c'era la tassazione l 'avevo già aperta
no, però conosco una banca fisica dalle tue parti eccezionale che lavora con tutte le controparti OTC...mandami mp
Metriko
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Salve ragazzi
mi stavo guardando questa Deutsche Bank DE000A0E5JD4 Praticamente è in leggera flessione sui 63 ha cedola del 7% fino al 2011 poi dopo paga 10* (irs10-irs2) prima call possibile 2015 è cumulativa.
A me sembra una bomba sta P c'è qualcosa che mi sfugge ?
Mi stavo guardando l'offerta mi date una mano per le clausule infami
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post call paga 10 volte il differenziale irs10- irs 2 anni ( ho capito bene)?
roba che è meglio che non calli
mi stavo guardando questa Deutsche Bank DE000A0E5JD4 Praticamente è in leggera flessione sui 63 ha cedola del 7% fino al 2011 poi dopo paga 10* (irs10-irs2) prima call possibile 2015 è cumulativa.
A me sembra una bomba sta P c'è qualcosa che mi sfugge ?
Mi stavo guardando l'offerta mi date una mano per le clausule infami
?post call paga 10 volte il differenziale irs10- irs 2 anni ( ho capito bene)?
roba che è meglio che non calli
Topgun1976
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Salve ragazzi
mi stavo guardando questa Deutsche Bank DE000A0E5JD4 Praticamente è in leggera flessione sui 63 ha cedola del 7% fino al 2011 poi dopo paga 10* (irs10-irs2) prima call possibile 2015 è cumulativa.
A me sembra una bomba sta P c'è qualcosa che mi sfugge ?
Mi stavo guardando l'offerta mi date una mano per le clausule infami
post call paga 10 volte il differenziale irs10- irs 2 anni ( ho capito bene)?
roba che è meglio che non calli
Sembra Proprio Interessante,ma mi sembra strano quoti cosi Poco..cmq domani mi studio il Pdf
reef
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Salve ragazzi
mi stavo guardando questa Deutsche Bank DE000A0E5JD4 Praticamente è in leggera flessione sui 63 ha cedola del 7% fino al 2011 poi dopo paga 10* (irs10-irs2) prima call possibile 2015 è cumulativa.
A me sembra una bomba sta P c'è qualcosa che mi sfugge ?
Mi stavo guardando l'offerta mi date una mano per le clausule infami
post call paga 10 volte il differenziale irs10- irs 2 anni ( ho capito bene)?
roba che è meglio che non calli
Facile: max IRS10a
AAAA47
Forumer storico
Non capisco reef
dal 2011 è dal 2011 10*(IRS10a - IRS2a) min 1,75% - max IRS10a
allora cosa vuol dire quel 10* fuori parentesi
significa che non ti paghera' mai piu' del IRS10y
ossia se il tasso 10y e' 4%, il 2y e' 1%, non prendi il 30%, ma il 4%
solenoide
Forumer storico
Non capisco reef
dal 2011 è dal 2011 10*(IRS10a - IRS2a) min 1,75% - max IRS10a
allora cosa vuol dire quel 10* fuori parentesi
ciao,
il mio suggerimento e' sempre valido : inserire codice ISIN o parola chiave nel riquadro "cerca in questa discussione"
http://www.investireoggi.it/forum/1120881-post6159.html
prospetto :
http://www.investireoggi.it/forum/1120877-post97.html
Ciao,
dal 2010 paga 10X (10cms - 2cms) con minimo 1.75 , massimo 10CMS , 2015 e' la prima call .
Capital Payments payable on each Payment Date will accrue
from and including the immediately preceding Payment Date (or June 27, 2005 with respect to Capital Payments payable on June 27,
2006), up to but excluding the relevant Payment Date (each such period, a “Payment Period”), at a rate per annum, calculated on the
basis of the actual number of days elapsed in a year of 365 or 366 days, as the case may be, equal to (i) for the first five Payment Periods,
7% and (ii) for each Payment Period thereafter, the Floating Rate for such Payment Period, which shall in no event be less than 1.75% or
more than the rate per annum corresponding to the 10 Year EUR CMS Rate (as defined herein) for such Payment Period.
Interessante :Capital Payments will be cumulative as described herein.
10 x (EUR 10CMS – EUR 2CMS)
(where “EUR 10CMS” means the 10 Year EUR CMS Rate, and “EUR 2CMS” means the 2 Year EUR CMS Rate); provided, however, that the Floating Rate for each Payment Period (or Interest Period in the case of the Initial Obligation) shall not in any event be less than 1.75% per annum or more than the rate per annum corresponding to the 10 Year EUR CMS Rate for such Payment Period (or Interest Period, as the case may be).
maxinblack
Forumer storico
Natixis in utile?
articolo dal GUARDIAN Natixis returns to profit after series of losses | Business | guardian.co.uk
Natixis returns to profit after series of losses
Digg it
Reuters, Thursday November 12 2009
* Q3 net profit 268 mln euros, average forecast of 488 mln
* First time bank has made profit since Q1 2008
* Expects to be profitable again in Q4
(Adds comments from Natixis executives, fund manager)
By Sudip Kar-Gupta
PARIS, Nov 12 (Reuters) - French investment bank Natixis has made its first quarterly profit in over a year as a rebound in financial markets helped it recover from a series of losses.
Natixis, 72-percent owned by France's second-biggest retail bank BPCE, reported on Thursday a net profit of 268 million euros ($401.9 million), compared with a loss of 234 million euros a year ago.
Its earnings were also helped by previously announced plans to slash costs, which have entailed around 1,000 job cuts, and Natixis expected to be profitable again in the fourth quarter.
"We hope to make another profit in the fourth quarter," Natixis chairman and BPCE head Francois Perol told reporters.
A move by parent bank BPCE to provide a safety net for 35 billion euros of Natixis's toxic assets has also helped stabilise the financial position of the company, which booked large writedowns during the global financial crisis.
A Reuters poll of nine analysts had given an average net profit forecast of 488 million euros, although forecasts had raged widely from 26 million to 764 million euros.
Valerie Cazaban, the head of fund management firm Stratege Finance, said the market reaction to Natixis's results was likely to be mixed since the earnings had come in below forecasts.
"Making their first profit after five consecutive quarters of losses is good but it's still below expectations," said Cazaban, whose firm owns Natixis shares.
SHARES STILL BELOW FLOTATION PRICE
Natixis, which was France's worst-performing bank stock during the last two years, rounded off a solid set of third quarter results from the country's main banks which have all benefited from the market rebound to post profits.
BNP Paribas, France's biggest bank by market capitalisation, led the way with a third-quarter net profit of 1.2 billion euros.
Societe Generale had a net profit of 426 million euros while Credit Agricole, France's biggest retail bank, turned in a profit of 289 million euros.
Although Natixis shares have risen by around 240 percent since the start of 2009, it has consistently traded well below the 19.55 euros level at which Natixis made its debut on the Paris stock market in December 2006.
Worries over Natixis led the French government to push through a merger of its controlling banks, Groupe Caisse d'Epargne and Banque Populaire, to create the new BPCE bank.
President Nicolas Sarkozy also drafted in Perol, one of his former key aides, to run the new BPCE company.
Natixis's shares rose 2 percent to 4.26 euros on Thursday, giving the group a market capitalisation of around 12.4 billion euros. ($1=.6668 euros) (Editing by Greg Mahlich)
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articolo dal GUARDIAN Natixis returns to profit after series of losses | Business | guardian.co.uk
Natixis returns to profit after series of losses
Digg it
Reuters, Thursday November 12 2009
* Q3 net profit 268 mln euros, average forecast of 488 mln
* First time bank has made profit since Q1 2008
* Expects to be profitable again in Q4
(Adds comments from Natixis executives, fund manager)
By Sudip Kar-Gupta
PARIS, Nov 12 (Reuters) - French investment bank Natixis has made its first quarterly profit in over a year as a rebound in financial markets helped it recover from a series of losses.
Natixis, 72-percent owned by France's second-biggest retail bank BPCE, reported on Thursday a net profit of 268 million euros ($401.9 million), compared with a loss of 234 million euros a year ago.
Its earnings were also helped by previously announced plans to slash costs, which have entailed around 1,000 job cuts, and Natixis expected to be profitable again in the fourth quarter.
"We hope to make another profit in the fourth quarter," Natixis chairman and BPCE head Francois Perol told reporters.
A move by parent bank BPCE to provide a safety net for 35 billion euros of Natixis's toxic assets has also helped stabilise the financial position of the company, which booked large writedowns during the global financial crisis.
A Reuters poll of nine analysts had given an average net profit forecast of 488 million euros, although forecasts had raged widely from 26 million to 764 million euros.
Valerie Cazaban, the head of fund management firm Stratege Finance, said the market reaction to Natixis's results was likely to be mixed since the earnings had come in below forecasts.
"Making their first profit after five consecutive quarters of losses is good but it's still below expectations," said Cazaban, whose firm owns Natixis shares.
SHARES STILL BELOW FLOTATION PRICE
Natixis, which was France's worst-performing bank stock during the last two years, rounded off a solid set of third quarter results from the country's main banks which have all benefited from the market rebound to post profits.
BNP Paribas, France's biggest bank by market capitalisation, led the way with a third-quarter net profit of 1.2 billion euros.
Societe Generale had a net profit of 426 million euros while Credit Agricole, France's biggest retail bank, turned in a profit of 289 million euros.
Although Natixis shares have risen by around 240 percent since the start of 2009, it has consistently traded well below the 19.55 euros level at which Natixis made its debut on the Paris stock market in December 2006.
Worries over Natixis led the French government to push through a merger of its controlling banks, Groupe Caisse d'Epargne and Banque Populaire, to create the new BPCE bank.
President Nicolas Sarkozy also drafted in Perol, one of his former key aides, to run the new BPCE company.
Natixis's shares rose 2 percent to 4.26 euros on Thursday, giving the group a market capitalisation of around 12.4 billion euros. ($1=.6668 euros) (Editing by Greg Mahlich)
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