Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 2 (2 lettori)
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drbs315
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Intanto Commzbk annuncia che non dovrebbe passare attraverso aiuti statali; bene per le t1 e le lt2.
*COMMERZBANK: ATTUERA' DIVERSE MISURE PER GENERARE CAPITALE
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MF-DJ NEWS
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*COMMERZBANK: DISMETTERA' ATTIVITA' NON CORE IN PROSSIMI 9 MESI
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COMMERZBANK: EBA STIMA ESIGENZE CAPITALE PER 2,94 MLD EURO
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MF-DJ NEWS
2710:10 ott 2011
Oltretutto una domanda di capitale di 3 mld è gestibile; ricordiamoci cmq che, essendo in Europa, tutto è ancora sulla carta... anche cifre su swap greco e calcoli su adc bancari.
MF-DJ NEWS
2710:03 ott 2011
*COMMERZBANK: NON NECESSARI AIUTI SOFFIN PER ESIGENZE CAPITALE
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MF-DJ NEWS
2710:04 ott 2011
*COMMERZBANK: ATTUERA' DIVERSE MISURE PER GENERARE CAPITALE
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MF-DJ NEWS
2710:02 ott 2011
*COMMERZBANK: DISMETTERA' ATTIVITA' NON CORE IN PROSSIMI 9 MESI
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COMMERZBANK: EBA STIMA ESIGENZE CAPITALE PER 2,94 MLD EURO
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MF-DJ NEWS
2710:10 ott 2011
Oltretutto una domanda di capitale di 3 mld è gestibile; ricordiamoci cmq che, essendo in Europa, tutto è ancora sulla carta... anche cifre su swap greco e calcoli su adc bancari.
MF-DJ NEWS
2710:03 ott 2011
*COMMERZBANK: NON NECESSARI AIUTI SOFFIN PER ESIGENZE CAPITALE
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MF-DJ NEWS
2710:04 ott 2011
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bosmeld
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le p. di commerz dai minimi hanno già fatto il 50%....
e di strada ce ne è ancora.
drbs315
Forumer storico
Strategia Bbva: tutti cercano di rifuggire l'aiuto pubblico e se la situazione non peggiora in molti potrebbero riuscirci...
BBVA a un besoin de recapitalisation de EUR7,09mds selon l'ABE
Data: 27/10/2011 @ 10:11
Fonte: Bourse Web Dow Jones (French)
La banque espagnole Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA (BBVA) a déclaré jeudi que son besoin de capitaux supplémentaires s'élevait à 7,09 milliards d'euros selon les résultats de la nouvelle série de tests de résistance menés par l'Autorité bancaire européenne, dont 1,91 milliard d'euros liés au risque souverain.
Le besoin de recapitalisation des banques européennes a été chiffré à 106 milliards d'euros par l'Autorité bancaire européenne, dont 26,2 milliards d'euros pour les banques espagnoles.
BBVA a précisé qu'il s'agissait de chiffres provisoires qui seraient ajustés pour prendre en compte ses résultats de septembre. La banque prendra alors les mesures nécessaires pour renforcer ses fonds propres.
BBVA, deuxième banque d'Espagne en termes d'actifs, a indiqué mercredi que la mise en réserve de bénéfices lui permettrait de générer 4,7 milliards d'euros de capitaux propres. Dans un document, la banque a indiqué qu'elle avait la possibilité de prendre d'autres mesures pour augmenter son ratio de fonds propres et qu'elle n'aurait pas besoin de l'aide de l'Etat.
De son côté, La Caixa a déclaré que son besoin de recapitalisation mis en évidence par les tests s'élevait à 602 millions d'euros, et que ses bénéfices permettraient de générer suffisamment de capitaux pour combler ce besoin.
-Christopher Bjork; Dow Jones Newswires
(Version française Agnès Adourian)
BBVA a un besoin de recapitalisation de EUR7,09mds selon l'ABE
Data: 27/10/2011 @ 10:11
Fonte: Bourse Web Dow Jones (French)
La banque espagnole Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA (BBVA) a déclaré jeudi que son besoin de capitaux supplémentaires s'élevait à 7,09 milliards d'euros selon les résultats de la nouvelle série de tests de résistance menés par l'Autorité bancaire européenne, dont 1,91 milliard d'euros liés au risque souverain.
Le besoin de recapitalisation des banques européennes a été chiffré à 106 milliards d'euros par l'Autorité bancaire européenne, dont 26,2 milliards d'euros pour les banques espagnoles.
BBVA a précisé qu'il s'agissait de chiffres provisoires qui seraient ajustés pour prendre en compte ses résultats de septembre. La banque prendra alors les mesures nécessaires pour renforcer ses fonds propres.
BBVA, deuxième banque d'Espagne en termes d'actifs, a indiqué mercredi que la mise en réserve de bénéfices lui permettrait de générer 4,7 milliards d'euros de capitaux propres. Dans un document, la banque a indiqué qu'elle avait la possibilité de prendre d'autres mesures pour augmenter son ratio de fonds propres et qu'elle n'aurait pas besoin de l'aide de l'Etat.
De son côté, La Caixa a déclaré que son besoin de recapitalisation mis en évidence par les tests s'élevait à 602 millions d'euros, et que ses bénéfices permettraient de générer suffisamment de capitaux pour combler ce besoin.
-Christopher Bjork; Dow Jones Newswires
(Version française Agnès Adourian)
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Rottweiler
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Anche SNS dichiara che la propria parte bancaria non ha bisogno di intervenire sul capitale. Certo che questa storia dei nuovi minimi di capitale così facilmente soddisfatti da quasi tutti...
AMSTERDAM -(Dow Jones)- Dutch bancassurer SNS Reaal NV (SR.AE) late Wednesday said its banking unit won't face a capital shortfall, as it sought to quash concerns that it would be the only lender in the Netherlands failing to meet tougher European capital rules.
European leaders early Thursday hammered out a deal to bolster the capital of the region's biggest banks, as part of a package to contain the debt crisis in the euro-zone.
Under the agreement, lenders in Europe will face stricter capital rules, meaning they will need to have a core Tier-1 capital ratio of 9% by the end of June 2012. They also need a buffer reflecting market prices of all sovereign debt exposures as of end September 2011 in the European economic area.
The European Banking Authority said the four major Dutch banks--ING Group NV (INGA.AE), Rabobank Group, ABN Amro Bank NV and SNS Reaal--already comply with the tougher rules and that they won't need extra capital.
There had been some concern that SNS Reaal may need recapitalization because its Core Tier-1 capital ratio was 8.4% at the end of the second quarter. The firm is also struggling with a loss-making real-estate financing unit.
However, in a statement late Wednesday, SNS Reaal said that its banking unit complies with the 9% threshold and that it will continue to focus on bolstering its capital position.
The other major Dutch banks weren't immediately available for comment.
After being hit hard during the credit crunch in 2008, the Netherlands' major lenders have shored up their balance sheets by selling off assets and reducing their exposure to risky investments. Compared to their peers in other euro-zone countries like France, they have little exposure to government debt of the currency bloc's periphery.
AMSTERDAM -(Dow Jones)- Dutch bancassurer SNS Reaal NV (SR.AE) late Wednesday said its banking unit won't face a capital shortfall, as it sought to quash concerns that it would be the only lender in the Netherlands failing to meet tougher European capital rules.
European leaders early Thursday hammered out a deal to bolster the capital of the region's biggest banks, as part of a package to contain the debt crisis in the euro-zone.
Under the agreement, lenders in Europe will face stricter capital rules, meaning they will need to have a core Tier-1 capital ratio of 9% by the end of June 2012. They also need a buffer reflecting market prices of all sovereign debt exposures as of end September 2011 in the European economic area.
The European Banking Authority said the four major Dutch banks--ING Group NV (INGA.AE), Rabobank Group, ABN Amro Bank NV and SNS Reaal--already comply with the tougher rules and that they won't need extra capital.
There had been some concern that SNS Reaal may need recapitalization because its Core Tier-1 capital ratio was 8.4% at the end of the second quarter. The firm is also struggling with a loss-making real-estate financing unit.
However, in a statement late Wednesday, SNS Reaal said that its banking unit complies with the 9% threshold and that it will continue to focus on bolstering its capital position.
The other major Dutch banks weren't immediately available for comment.
After being hit hard during the credit crunch in 2008, the Netherlands' major lenders have shored up their balance sheets by selling off assets and reducing their exposure to risky investments. Compared to their peers in other euro-zone countries like France, they have little exposure to government debt of the currency bloc's periphery.
Zorba
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Questa volta il rischio erano i tds periferici. L'ha scampata chi era poco esposto.
drbs315
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Sì, troppa fretta nelle comunicazioni e troppe certezze... per essere dove siamo
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