ma come ?!?! qualche mese fa dicevi che era un mercato da istituzionali ...![]()
dimenticavo anche l HUF senior depfaXS0143998440 segna un + 4,06% a dusseldorf a 93,36 lo so lo so sono un patito di depfa![]()
Te mi Sà che superi Bos in Quanto a Kamikaze![]()
Sono un " risk takers " ok! ma Lui mi supera di gran lunga non supero mai il 10% per titolo... e poi non ho mai comprato T1 di depfa rbs ut2aig e altri che ha lui mi piacciono gli lt2 e senior di banche salvate![]()
Buongiorno a tutti e complimenti davvero per il thread davvero utilissimo per chi come me si sta interessando per la prima volta al mondo delle perpetuals e ha bisogno di studiare e capire… Un grazie speciale a negus per il foglio iniziale e a reef per quello più recente!
Dunque, dopo lunga lettura e meditazione, nonché attesa di nuova liquidità, sarei arrivato alla seguente decisione:
50k BPVN XS0304963290 6,156% @ 66 = 33K
10k Banca Pop. Di Bergamo (UBI) XS0123998394 8,364% @98= 9800 euro
Che ne pensate? Devo tornare a studiare? Grazie!
State aid: Commission extends in-depth investigation into restructuring of Hypo Real Estate and finds state capital injections compatible
The European Commission has extended its in-depth investigation into a support package in favour of the German Hypo Real Estate Group (HRE), opened under EC Treaty state aid rules on 7 May 2009 ( see IP/09/712 ). The extension is necessary in order to examine additional restructuring measures which Germany has carried out or intends to carry out in the future. The extension of an investigation is common for restructuring cases and does not prejudge the outcome of the procedure. The Commission also found capital injections of approximately €6 billion temporarily compatible with the EC Treaty state aid rules in the interim period until a final decision on the restructuring plan is reached.
Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes said: “In order to cover the additional restructuring measures for Hypo Real Estate, the Commission has extended its in-depth investigation. I am confident that we can find a solution in this difficult case."
HRE has its headquarters in Munich, Germany. It has a balance sheet of around €390 billion. It is composed mainly of Hypo Real Estate Holding AG, Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG and the Irish DEPFA Bank plc.
In October 2008 HRE group was severely affected by the financial crisis and benefitted from several state support measures. Capital injections, acquisitions of shares, as well as a squeeze-out of remaining minority shareholders led to the bank going into full public ownership in October 2009.
The award of significant state subsidies requires in-depth restructuring, to address the problems that prompted the need for state rescue. On 1 April 2009 Germany submitted a restructuring plan for HRE to the Commission. According to the plan, which was modified subsequently, HRE intends to concentrate it activities on commercial real estate finance and public sector finance and to reduce its activities drastically.
As HRE modified its restructuring plan before the Commission had completed its assessment, the scope of the investigation has now had to be adapted to cover the additional restructuring measures.
The detailed investigation focuses on the evaluation of the bank's ability to restore its long-term viability and whether sufficient measures are taken to minimise distortions of competition.
The non-confidential version of the decision will be made available under the case number in the State Aid Register on the DG Competition website once any confidentiality issues have been resolved. New publications of state aid decisions on the internet and in the Official Journal are listed in the State Aid Weekly e-News .
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Banche, Austria estende a fine 2010 accessibilità piano aiuti
VIENNA, 17 novembre (Reuters) - Le banche austriache avranno
tempo fino a fine 2010 per poter accedere al pacchetto di
salvataggio messo a disposizione dallo stato per 100 miliardi di
euro.
Lo ha annunciato un portavoce del ministero delle Finanze
austriaco.
"Il pacchetto bancario è stato esteso nel corso della
riunione ministeriale di oggi", ha detto.
La lista delle banche che riceveranno aiuti dallo stato
comprende Raiffeisen Zentralbank, che controlla Raiffeisen
International <RIBH.VI>, Erste Group <ERST.VI>, Hypo Group Alpe
Adria e Oesterreichische Volksbanken <OTVVp.VI>.
UniCredit <CRDI.MI>, presente in Austria tramite Bank
Austria, ha deliberato lo scorso 29 settembre un aumento di
capitale da 4 miliardi, che ieri ha ottenuto il via libera
dell'assemblea dei soci. In quell'occasione il cda ha deliberato
anche la sottoscrizione fino a 2 miliardi di un futuro aumento
di capitale della controllata austriaca.
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