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Ciao a tutti! :ciao:
é un pò che vi seguo e devo dirvi che apprezzo molto la competenza che dimostrate nel trattare questo topic... sempre fonte di buoni consigli per chi come me é investito in strumenti ibridi. :up:

Approfitto per chiedervi un parere su una questione già affrontata: personalmente non riesco ad acquistare titoli emessi da meno di un anno (BPCE 558, Intesa 506, Unicredit 243) e la normativa mi sembra che lasci pochi spazi in tal senso. Allo stesso tempo, leggo che molti di voi riescono a tradarli regolarmente:

a) dipende dall'intermediario?
b) oppure dall'aver dichiarato di non essere cliente al dettaglio?

Grazie in anticipo

Devi farti censire come investitore qualificato dalla tua banca
 
se la compri tu schizza a 80 entro la fine di agosto ;)

speriamo amico! quando la comprai a fine anno scorso a meno di 60, ve lo dissi che a gennaio l'avreste trovata a 70 , e cosi' fu
tutto scolasticamente previsto :-o

stavolta pero' non prevedo di essere di nuovo cosi' fortunato...ma ci spero :up:


comunque fineco mi ha eseguito a 67,9 rispetto ai 70 che mi avevano detto, quindi ottimo direi :up:

adesso guardiamola salire :D
 
Ciao a tutti! :ciao:
é un pò che vi seguo e devo dirvi che apprezzo molto la competenza che dimostrate nel trattare questo topic... sempre fonte di buoni consigli per chi come me é investito in strumenti ibridi. :up:

Approfitto per chiedervi un parere su una questione già affrontata: personalmente non riesco ad acquistare titoli emessi da meno di un anno (BPCE 558, Intesa 506, Unicredit 243) e la normativa mi sembra che lasci pochi spazi in tal senso. Allo stesso tempo, leggo che molti di voi riescono a tradarli regolarmente:

a) dipende dall'intermediario?
b) oppure dall'aver dichiarato di non essere cliente al dettaglio?

Grazie in anticipo

Devi farti censire come investitore qualificato dalla tua banca...

... in alcune banche, in altre non è necessario se il taglio minimo è di 50.000 €.
 
speriamo amico! quando la comprai a fine anno scorso a meno di 60, ve lo dissi che a gennaio l'avreste trovata a 70 , e cosi' fu
tutto scolasticamente previsto :-o

stavolta pero' non prevedo di essere di nuovo cosi' fortunato...ma ci spero :up:


comunque fineco mi ha eseguito a 67,9 rispetto ai 70 che mi avevano detto, quindi ottimo direi :up:

adesso guardiamola salire :D


Ieri Iw dava l'acquisto a 68,5....haiiiiiiiiiiii haiiiiiiiiii......non va bene ...iw:wall::wall:
 
speriamo amico! quando la comprai a fine anno scorso a meno di 60, ve lo dissi che a gennaio l'avreste trovata a 70 , e cosi' fu
tutto scolasticamente previsto :-o

stavolta pero' non prevedo di essere di nuovo cosi' fortunato...ma ci spero :up:






comunque fineco mi ha eseguito a 67,9 rispetto ai 70 che mi avevano detto, quindi ottimo direi :up:

adesso guardiamola salire :D




Per cortesia cosa hai pagato di commissioni per acquisto di questa tipologia di titolo e con fineco rimane sempre il limite del taglio min. di 50.000
 
Hanno partorito la pulce... i livelli di capitalizzazione rimandati a fine mese

Progress on regulatory reform package: Basel Committee press release

16 July 2010

At its 14-15 July meeting, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision reviewed the design and overall calibration of the capital and liquidity frameworks, comments on its December 2009 consultation package, the results of its comprehensive quantitative impact study (QIS) and its economic impact assessment analyses.
Based on this review, the Committee has developed concrete recommendations for completing its package of regulatory reforms. The Basel Committee's oversight body - the Group of Central Bank Governors and Heads of Supervision - will review the Committee's progress and recommendations at its upcoming meeting later in July. The Committee will present to the Central Bank Governors and Heads of Supervision concrete recommendations for the definition of capital, the treatment of counterparty credit risk, the leverage ratio, the conservation buffer and the liquidity ratios.
The Committee also reviewed proposals for the role of "gone concern" contingent capital in the regulatory capital framework and will issue shortly a proposal for consultation. It continues to assess proposals on contingent capital from a "going concern" perspective.
Mr Nout Wellink, Chairman of the Basel Committee and President of the Netherlands Bank, noted that "the Committee made significant progress at its meeting and remains fully on track to deliver a complete package of capital and liquidity reforms, including design and calibration, in time for the November 2010 G20 Leaders Summit in Seoul."
Today the Committee issued for consultation a fully fleshed out countercyclical capital buffer proposal. The countercyclical buffer would be imposed when, in the view of national authorities, excess aggregate credit growth is judged to be associated with a build-up of system-wide risk. This will help ensure the banking system has an adequate buffer of capital to protect it against future potential losses. The Committee has already consulted on the capital conservation buffer, which was elaborated in the December 2009 reform package.
The Committee also continues to review specific proposals to address the risks of systemic banking institutions. These include a "guided discretion" approach for a systemic capital surcharge in combination with other mitigating regulatory and supervisory measures.
Comments on the countercyclical buffer proposal should be submitted by Friday 10 September 2010 by e-mail to: [email protected]. Alternatively, comments may be sent by post to the Secretariat of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Bank for International Settlements, CH-4002 Basel, Switzerland.

Progress on regulatory reform package: Basel Committee press release
 

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UPDATE 1-Basel Committee says agrees bank buffer strategy


LONDON, July 16 (Reuters) - Banking supervisors published draft rules on Friday that will force banks around the world to build up extra capital in good times, but gave no hint of what level of funds banks would be required to hold.
The global committee said it was on track to deliver a complete package of capital and liquidity reforms, including design and calibration, in time for the November 2010 G20 leaders' summit in Seoul. "The countercyclical buffer would be imposed when, in the view of national authorities, excess aggregate credit growth is judged to be associated with a build-up of system-wide risk," the Swiss-based Basel Committee said in a statement.
"This will help ensure the banking system has an adequate buffer of capital to protect it against future potential losses," it added.
The Basel Committee, made up of central bankers and supervisors from the G20 and other countries, ended a two-day meeting on Thursday where they began to finalise a package of tough reforms aimed at ensuring banks have enough capital and liquidity to withstand major shocks without taxpayer aid again.
Markets had been hoping the committee would give some hints on what the new, higher levels of capital will be in the final package to clear uncertainty hanging over bank stocks.
A fleshed out package will be presented to the committee's oversight body later this month for endorsement.
Banks have already won major concessions over when the new Basel III reform will be introduced after G20 leaders agreed last month it will be phased in over several years rather than implemented by the original end of 2012 deadline.
But the committee's statement on Friday underscored a determination that in return for a longer phase in, regulators will resist calls from banks and some countries to heavily dilute some of the reform's main elements.
"The committee will present to the central bank governors and heads of supervision concrete recommendations for the definition of capital, the treatment of counterparty credit risk, the leverage ratio, the conservation buffer and the liquidity ratios," the committee said.
The committee said it also reviewed proposals for the role of contingent capital in a bank's core capital holdings and will issue a proposal for consultation shortly -- a sign that the use of such capital has not been ruled out. (Additional reporting by Katie Reid in Zurich and Marc Jones in Frankfurt, editing by Mike Peacock/Ruth Pitchford)
 
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