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quando mi imbatto in una Tamara non mi ferma più nessuno, fosse stata Tamarah sarebbe stato meglio, e fosse stato Franz lasciavo stare :lol::lol::lol:

Ed ecco l'ovvia risposta molto possibilista - che però lascia aperta la terza via tra la call e la non call:

"We have not decided yet if we will call the bond or not or if we will offer any
other option to investors.
From a time perspective we can ensure you that we will inform all our Tier 1
investors about our decision by end of August at the latest."

...any other option :-? un'opa? offerta di scambio? bisogna controllare sul prospetto se ci possono rifilare qualche altro strumento in sostituzione. In ogni caso non la richiameranno, la 966 e' da anni che non la richiamano
 
Volksbanken Has First-Half Profit of About EU45Mln (Correct)
2010-08-04 11:19:59.269 GMT


(Company corrects to say first half in headline, first
paragraph.)

By Zoe Schneeweiss
Aug. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Oesterreichische Volksbanken AG, the Austrian lender that got 1 billion euros ($1.32 billion) of state aid last year, reported a first-half profit before taxes of about 45 million euros, the bank said in an e-mailed statement today.
 

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AIB Half-Yearly Financial Report 2010


4th August 2010
07:00

Key Information - AIB Group interim results 2010

Basis of presentation
The following commentary on results is prepared on a total AIB Group basis including
discontinued operations. A reconciliation of the total income statement to the continuing
operations income statement in the financial statements is included on page 7 of this report.

Profitability(1)
Operating profit before provisions and NAMA loss was € 976 million, down 42%
Loss on transfer of first tranche of assets to NAMA was € 963 million
Loss for the period € 1,731 million
AIB Bank ROI loss of € 2,677 million; operating profit before provisions, down 57%
Capital Markets profit of € 134 million; operating profit before provisions, down 36%
AIB Bank UK loss of £ 55 million; operating profit before provisions, down 31%
Poland profit of Pln 569 million up 80%; operating profit before provisions, up 28%
M&T US$ contribution up 25%

Efficiency
Cost reduction of 5%
Cost income ratio 62.7%(2) from 48.3% in 2009

Asset quality
Criticised loans at 33.3% of total loans
Impaired loans at 15.6% of total loans
Provision charge of € 2.3 billion or 3.61% of average customer loans






AIB - Press Releases
 
August 4th 2010

ÖVAG: Preview for the first half year 2010 - continuing the positive trend of the first quarter
Joint executive board for ÖVAG and Investkredit already in autumn 2010 – new division heads for business segments
The preview for the current year is satisfactory and in plan with expectations. In the second quarter, ÖVAG Group continues the positive trend of the first quarter. After first calculations, the company result will amount to EUR 45m before taxes. Thus, the bank will be profitable in Q2 2010 as well. The core capital ratio is likewise satisfactory. The Tier 1 ratio (relating to credit risk) will stay at 9% as in Q1 2010. The equity ratio will stay over 11% also for the first half year 2010. The group expects to reach a double digit million full year result.
Joint executive board for ÖVAG and Investkredit expected for autumn
The supervisory board resolutions at the end of June (sale of Europolis and combination of ÖVAG and Investkredit) set the path for resizing the group. The current and future measures are aiming at the repayment of the participation capital to the republic of Austria from 2011 onwards and the resumption of dividend payments on profit related instruments. From autumn 2010 onwards one executive team will take over responsibilities for both banks.
Instead of five executive board members at ÖVAG and four executive board members at Investkredit (including one overlap), only four executive board members will be responsible for the combined bank.
Following the sale of the retail banks to the Volksbank Sector and the divestiture of Europolis, this is an additional important step towards a sustainable strengthening of the bank.
“The group is still pursuing its goal of becoming a leaner and more efficient organization. The goal is to reach a balance sheet size which is more compatible with the size of Volksbank Sector. Customer orientation, adequate capital ratios and a sustainable market oriented risk policy are essential”, said CEO Gerald Wenzel.
Group divisional head responsible for operational risk management, and divisional heads for special projects and corporate and project financing
Monika Fürnsinn, presently a board member of Investkredit, will broaden her responsibilities and assume the role of head of operational risk management for the group.
Klaus Gugglberger, currently responsible for Investkredit’s real estate business, has been playing a key role in managing and planning the group’s strategic re-orientation in the past months. He will now focus exclusively on this extremely important role and report directly to Gerald Wenzel, the group’s CEO.
Ulrich Zacherl will assume responsibility for the corporate business within the combined entity. In his previous role Mr. Zacherl was responsible for medium sized enterprises and syndicated loans.
Martin Handrich will assume responsibility for the structured finance business comprising of project finance and acquisition finance.
 
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