a parte il coinvolgimento, sono proprio curioso di vedere la soluzione composita di Ference al 14 febbraio, visti i 9 scenari supposti da BNP
tra l'altro a seconda dello scenario, potrebbe cambiare la sorte delle p./sub in relazione alle sorti della holding o della banca o dell'assicurazione
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preso da Bondboard, come Citibank di ieri:
SNS Reaal [SNSSNS]: Continuing to review the options for its restructuring
plan. With the prospect of potentially more negative news on the horizon (for
example Q4 loss leading to possibly a FY12 loss?, additional provisioning on
the project finance and non-core SME book?, rising NPLs and impairments) we
would continue to expect weakness in valuations going forward. For the longs, a
possible silver lining could be an announcement of a buyer for the insurance
business at a non-distressed valuation (albeit a low probability outcome in our
view). However we would not rule out a distressed LME at some point if a near
term solution cannot be found. All options are still being considered by SNS
management. We expect an update on the restructuring before the 14 Feb FY12
results announcement. There remains a range of views out there on the various
bonds at the group/bank/insurance levels. Our preference would be for a net
short ahead of both results and the restructuring update.
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sempre da Bondboard, citato come fonte Mitsubishi stamattina:
This morning Dutch newspaper Telegraaf writes that the Dutch government is nearing a solution for SNS (according to Bloomberg and Reuters). The newspaper appears to suggest that a nationalisation is possible (it is unclear if discussions centre on bank nationalisation or nationalisation of the group), but a private investor could also be sought for a part or the entire group.
· With this, uncertainty continues to reign and this would likely result in volatility of bonds. In our view, the group tier 1s could be bought back in all scenarios, but clearly the trade idea holds high risk. The SNS insurance 9% 41-21 has deferrable coupons which could potentially be deferred should the group require further capital injections. A split of the group with the bank (or only the struggling property finance unit) and the insurance company separating would not necessarily have a substantial negative impact strategically as long as distribution contracts are drawn up between the entities. In this scenario the Insurance LT2 could tighten substantially if unaffected. The group T1s, if not bought back before, could face coupon bans however etc.
· We understand that SNS is likely to give details of a restructuring plan at some point in the coming weeks and latest at the annual reporting date 14 February. SNS has committed to pay back EUR850m to the government by End-13. The restructuring announcement in the coming weeks could reflect larger than initially expected losses at the bank (most likely related to the property finance book only), and/or the likelihood that SNS will not be in a position to pay back the government funds owed (as we have discussed in morning notes 16Jan13, 28Jun12, 15Jun12, 5Apr11).