Ho notato che in luglio e' stato emesso un titolo Tier 1
The Dutch government on 1 July 2009 announced its
decision to grant ABN AMRO Bank N.V. a EUR 800
million mandatory convertible loan which will be
converted into shares on completion of required
divestitures of certain of ABN AMRO’s businesses. The
loan will bear 10 percent interest and will count
towards ABN AMRO’s core tier 1 capital.
Dovremmo scrivere all' IR per capire se i pagamenti sui due titoli sono in qualche modo legati (il "nostro" perpetual ha anche il dividend stopper).
I 10 billions emessi da ING erano subordinati rispetto ai nostri perpetual ma su questo non ho trovato nessuna notizia a parte questo sec filing
Altrimenti in futuro sarebbe sempre in regime di optional deferral perche' mi sembra che altre parity securities non ce ne siano, di dividendo sulle azioni non piu' quotate (ma che immagino esistano e siano in mano allo stato olandese) non si parla....



sia chiaro che sono tutte supposizioni
ABN AMRO - Report of Foreign Issuer
ABN AMRO Group provides an update on capital actions
Dutch State capital actions
With regards to the capital actions, the Minister asked the Lower House to approve a capital relief instrument (‘CRI’) and a mandatory convertible note (‘MCN’) with a positive capital impact of in total EUR 2.5 billion. This requirement is in preparation of the separation of the Dutch State acquired businesses of ABN AMRO Group as provided for in the shareholders’ agreement with The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc (“RBS”) and Banco Santander S.A. (“Santander”).
Under the CRI, releasing EUR 1.7 billion of Tier 1 capital based on a ratio of 9%, the Dutch State will assume the credit risk in a specific, high-quality Dutch mortgage portfolio, reducing the bank’s risk-weighted assets by approximately EUR 19 billion. The MCN of EUR 0.8 billion is a convertible instrument, with a coupon of 10%, that will be automatically converted into equity share capital upon legal separation of the Dutch State acquired businesses in the new bank and will continue to qualify as Tier 1 capital.