Wallygo
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non avevo dubbi gente seria i francesi
...peraltro si poteva immaginare da come hanno "operato" con carta LT2 DCL
Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 2
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non avevo dubbi gente seria i francesi
...peraltro si poteva immaginare da come hanno "operato" con carta LT2 DCLfabriziof
Forumer storico
mi chiedevo proprio che fare con gli lt2,se riprenderlo...non mi è ancora chiaro cosa succederà a dexia credit local .intanto aspettiamo il pronunciamento della commissionenon avevo dubbi gente seria i francesi
fabriziof
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Dexia: Another 85 bn euro in aid on its way
By Sophie Mosca | Thursday 20 December 2012
The fate of Dexia is in the process of being definitively decided. Competition Commissioner Joaquín Almunia announced, on 20 December, that he would propose to the European Commission, on 28 December, to approve the €85 billion orderly resolution plan for the Franco-Belgian bank currently being dismantled. He noted that the plan “will prevent a disorderly resolution of Dexia, which would have substantial negative effects” on the economy and that it “allows for the controlled winding down of the largest bad bank in the EU with over €300 billion in assets”.
The commissioner explained that Dexia and Dexia Crédit local will undergo an orderly resolution, and that Belfius, its former subsidiary nationalised by the Belgian state, will cut all links with Dexia and will “implement a restructuring plan that will restore its long-term viability”.
Dexia Municipal Agency (DMA), Dexia’s refinancing subsidiary that borrows on markets to lend to municipalities, “will become part of a French bank [...] whose activity will be strictly limited to lending to the local public sector,” steered by Banque postale and Caisse des dépôts, explained Almunia. He insisted that no capital ties remain between Dexia and this French bank for municipalities.
In early November, Belgium and France announced their intention to inject a further €5.5 billion in the financial services group to enable it to secure financing on the market. They agreed on a change in the subscription key for the guarantees granted to Dexia in 2011, which are necessary to finalise the orderly resolution plan (see Europolitics 4524).
By Sophie Mosca | Thursday 20 December 2012
The fate of Dexia is in the process of being definitively decided. Competition Commissioner Joaquín Almunia announced, on 20 December, that he would propose to the European Commission, on 28 December, to approve the €85 billion orderly resolution plan for the Franco-Belgian bank currently being dismantled. He noted that the plan “will prevent a disorderly resolution of Dexia, which would have substantial negative effects” on the economy and that it “allows for the controlled winding down of the largest bad bank in the EU with over €300 billion in assets”.
The commissioner explained that Dexia and Dexia Crédit local will undergo an orderly resolution, and that Belfius, its former subsidiary nationalised by the Belgian state, will cut all links with Dexia and will “implement a restructuring plan that will restore its long-term viability”.
Dexia Municipal Agency (DMA), Dexia’s refinancing subsidiary that borrows on markets to lend to municipalities, “will become part of a French bank [...] whose activity will be strictly limited to lending to the local public sector,” steered by Banque postale and Caisse des dépôts, explained Almunia. He insisted that no capital ties remain between Dexia and this French bank for municipalities.
In early November, Belgium and France announced their intention to inject a further €5.5 billion in the financial services group to enable it to secure financing on the market. They agreed on a change in the subscription key for the guarantees granted to Dexia in 2011, which are necessary to finalise the orderly resolution plan (see Europolitics 4524).
fabriziof
Forumer storico
qualche commento dei piccoli azionisti dexia:
In a meeting lasting nearly four hours, a number of small shareholders complained that they were being robbed without compensation. Dexia shares, worth over 22 euros in May 2007, were trading at just 0.09 euros on Friday.
"This is a choice between syphilis and gonorrhoea, between the guillotine and the electric chair, between the plague and cholera," said lawyer Geert Lenssens, who represents a number of minority shareholders.
Dexia, he said, was a "financial Twin Towers, like Fortis" though not one caused by terrorists, but by "gangster" bankers.
In a meeting lasting nearly four hours, a number of small shareholders complained that they were being robbed without compensation. Dexia shares, worth over 22 euros in May 2007, were trading at just 0.09 euros on Friday.
"This is a choice between syphilis and gonorrhoea, between the guillotine and the electric chair, between the plague and cholera," said lawyer Geert Lenssens, who represents a number of minority shareholders.
Dexia, he said, was a "financial Twin Towers, like Fortis" though not one caused by terrorists, but by "gangster" bankers.
cumulate
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sarà che il vecchio Leone ha un appeal maggiore, ma tra le due a bocce ferme credo calli solo Generali.
io ho quella che ha la call 1 anno dopo (946)
Tobia
Forumer storico
inzomma, non c'è solo il solvency margin...se guardiamo al gruppo nel suo insieme le due entità non sono paragonabili
ho letto un po' di roba indietro, top che compra BP
ma hai visto che cesso di numeri hanno quest'anno?...comunque oggi sul tardi ho provato anch'io 
nisba, a 64 non le ho prese....piuttosto la cosa di binck è scocciante, roba da matti, con loro ho messo su un portafoglio sostenuto e adesso questi tirano via la manina 
per il resto la solita piaga sns, maya o non maya quelle lì restano, incollate, se c'è una certezza nella vita si chiama sns...
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Ti ringrazio cmq della risposta
darkog
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Topgun1976
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ho letto un po' di roba indietro, top che compra BP
Riguardo a Bp ho scritto turandomi il Naso..Cmq volevo prendere Banco Popular e mi hanno sparato 70,le altre sono già strapartite,rimane solo il Banco Pop..road to 68 poi lo mollo..
Riguardo a Binck,ho parlato col Direttore,e lui è il primo scocciato per la storia dell'Otc.Da quello che ho capito ,lo stop è arrivato dall'Olanda.Lui mi ha assicurato che metteranno su un bel servizio,magari aumentando un pò le commissioni e con linea privilegiata rispetto al call center normale,ma non mi ha dato tempistica.Siccome è una persona capace,credo che farà di tutto per metterlo in essere il prima possibile,anche perchè conosce bene le potenzialità e numeri dell'Otc.
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