Come scritto ci sto pensando su, nel mentre ho scritto di nuovo all'IR per vedere che aria tira. Una cosa è (quasi) certa, il buco da 972m* contro riserve per 162m (da mail precedente dell'IR). Bisogna vedere cosa intendono fare per tapparlo, considerando che i denari che ha messo l'Austria viaggiano pari rank con la 643. Se gira il vento potrebbero benficiarne le quotazioni per uscirne con maggiore dignità..
* The European Council set the requirement for the core capital ratio for European large banks at 9%, thereby taking into account the agreed debt cut for Greece as well as the ongoing instability of the financial markets. With this Österreichische Volksbanken-AG, based on historic calculations, would have an additional capital requirement of EUR 972 million.
The starting value for this result is the core capital ratio calculated by the EBA for VBAG under Basle III per April 30th, 2011 of 6,4%. This means that the difference between the starting value and the required 9% does not include effects from the debt cut for Greece, which is already included in VBAG’s earnings forecast for 2011, the effect from the sale of VBI, or from the reorganization of the Genossenschaftsverbund.
In its press release, the European Banking Authority (EBA) appreciates that VBAG is currently restructuring its business model and is in the process of withdrawing from the CEE area and refocusing its activities on its Austrian core markets. EBA expects that the required amount is subject to change.
VBAG is working with its core shareholders to refocus its business model and bolster its capital ratios under Basle III. Currently, VBAG and the regional Volksbanks are working on the reorganization of the Genossenschaftsverbund according to CRD IV and on a consequent reduction of risk weighted assets. “Furthermore we will withdraw from certain business areas in the medium term and refocus on the core business of a cooperative banking group in Austria”, says CEO Wenzel.