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KBC Groep: Earnings Statement KBC Group, 4Q 2011 and FY 2011
Summary: 4Q profit at 437 million euros.
Divestment and de-risking continues in a challenging market.

KBC ended the last three months of 2011 with a net profit of 437 million euros, compared with a net loss of 1 579 million euros in the previous quarter and a net profit of 724 million euros in the corresponding quarter of 2010. As a result, net profit came to 13 million euros for full-year 2011, compared to 1 860 million euros a year earlier. The 'underlying' net result for the quarter under review (after excluding one-off and exceptional items) came to 161 million euros, well up on the net loss of 248 million euros in 3Q 2011 and almost on a par with the 168 million euros in 4Q 2010.
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Significant loan loss provisions for Hungary and Ireland, and additional impairment on Greek government bonds.

* Loan loss impairment stood at 599 million euros in the fourth quarter, up on the 492 million euros recorded a year earlier, and up on the 475 million euros recorded in the previous quarter, due to significant additional provisions being set aside for Ireland, Hungary (following the new legislation on forex loans) and the corporate network in Belgium, given the unsustainable low level of impairment recorded in the third quarter of 2011. As a consequence, the annualised credit cost ratio stood at 0.82% for 2011; this breaks down into an excellent 0.10% for the Belgian retail book (down even further on the 0.15% recorded for FY2010), 1.59% in Central and Eastern Europe (up from 1.16% for FY2010) and 1.36% for Merchant Banking (down from 1.38% for FY2010). Excluding Ireland, the credit cost ratio for Merchant Banking remained at the relatively low level of 0.59% (down from 0.67% for FY2010).

* Other impairment charges came to 131 million euros in the quarter under review and related mainly to an additional impairment on Greek government bonds (85 million euros, over and above the 316 million euros booked in the previous quarters), bringing the fully recognised impairment to 71% of the nominal amount of these bonds. Strong solvency capital position under Basel II.

* The group's tier-1 ratio (under Basel II) came to a strong 12.3% at 31 December 2011 (core tier-1 ratio of 10.6%). Including the effect of divestments for which a sale agreement has been signed to date (Warta, Fidea and KBL EPB), the pro forma tier-1 ratio even stands at approximately 13.8% (core tier-1 ratio of 12.0%).

Quarterly report 4Q2011 (http://hugin.info/133947/R/1583223/495336.pdf)

Quindi la cedola per il 2011 non dovrebbe essere in pericolo?
 

capt.harlock

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Sono d'accordo con te: è un investimento rischioso come un altro. L'anno scorso quotava come BancoPop, poi una è schizzata l'altra no. Su BancoPop si è raddoppiato, su questa no. Fa parte della big picture. L'importante è diversificare e non eccedere con i titoli rischiosi.

aggiungo che spesso si parla in generale di groupama mentre 464/751e414 sono in realta' investimenti con un rischio implicito estremamente diverso tra loro
 

Wallygo

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Quindi la cedola per il 2011 non dovrebbe essere in pericolo?

immagino vorrai dire la cedola 2012... non penso proprio sia in pericolo!:up:

SU POPOLARE DI MILANO VOLEVO CHIEDERE SE QUALCUNO E' A CONOSCENZA CHE LA BANCA HA FATTO RICORSO A LTRO DELLA BCE ... non sono riuscito a reperire info al riguardo ...

lo chiedo perchè penso che se i soldi li ha presi è molto probabile un imminente OPA su TIER 1 ...;)
 
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