Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 2

[cumulate]

axa 174 4 + 22 % irs 10 anni si compra sui 74

pensa che le ho vendute a 78 a metà gennaio per comprare metà delle SNS LT2

sì... già in portafoglio!

già che siamo in tema... qual è l'obbligazione agganciata all'IRS che preferite?

Cnp FR0010167247 3+22,5%IRS10A che si compra intorno a 51-52.

queste le ho ancora

 

[cumulate]

Aggiornato il file excel in prima pagina.

Aggiunto 11 nuove emissioni (3 EDF, 3 RWE, 2 Veolia, 2 Generali, 1 Telekom Austria).

Inserita colonna "Governing Law".

Se qualcuno mi aiuta ad inserire la governing law delle vecchie emissioni gliene sarò grato

per le governing law provo a dare una mano ma non posso iniziare prima di fine feb.
volevo comunque segnalarti (verifica però) che le due Generali T2 dovrebbero avere clausole di lossab al rimborso finale (in the event of liquidation)

 

[Rottweiler]

Aggiornato il file excel in prima pagina.

Aggiunto 11 nuove emissioni (3 EDF, 3 RWE, 2 Veolia, 2 Generali, 1 Telekom Austria).

Inserita colonna "Governing Law".

Se qualcuno mi aiuta ad inserire la governing law delle vecchie emissioni gliene sarò grato

Antonveneta 236 e MPS 827: Delaware, New York, Italia
BPM 227: inglese
BPM 623: Delaware, New York, Italia e Lussemburgo
Intesa 663, 506 e 020: inglese e, per una clausola: italiana
Groupama: francese per tutte e tre

 

[TheLondoner]

per le governing law provo a dare una mano ma non posso iniziare prima di fine feb.
volevo comunque segnalarti (verifica però) che le due Generali T2 dovrebbero avere clausole di lossab al rimborso finale (in the event of liquidation)

da uno studio del prospetto del 10.125 - fatto sotto il sole di fine agosto - mi risulta che non ci sia Loss Absorption. Sentiamo Negus e Rottweiler che pure seguono il bond. Per il bond generali 7.75 ...mi sembra che sia praticamente gemello in quanto a struttura.

 

[fabriziof]

rientrato ieri sulla lt2 hsh a 62

 

[gionmorg]

SNS REAAL : NV delays publication 2012 financial results
02/11/2013| 12:01pm US/Eastern
Monday, February 11, 2013

SNS REAAL NV announces that the publication of its financial results for the year 2012 will take place on Thursday 18 April 2013.

Reason for the delay is the processing of the effects of the nationalisation of SNS REAAL NV that took place on 1 February last. The SNS REAAL NV 2012 Annual Report will also be published on Thursday 18 April. The original publication date for this annual report was Friday 8 March 2013. The SNS Bank NV and REAAL NV 2012 Annual Reports will also be published on Thursday 18 April. The SRLEV 2012 Annual Report will be published on Monday 29 April.

For more information please contact

 

[bosmeld]

rientrato ieri sulla lt2 hsh a 62

ci stavo pensando anche io, te quale hai preso?

 

[fabriziof]

ci stavo pensando anche io, te quale hai preso?

de000hsh2h23.

 

[negusneg]

Barclays to Cut 3,700 Jobs After Full-Year Loss


By Howard Mustoe & Gavin Finch - Feb 12, 2013 9:29 AM GMT+0100

Barclays Plc, the first U.K. lender to report results for 2012, will eliminate 3,700 jobs to reduce annual costs by 1.7 billion pounds ($2.6 billion) after posting its first full-year loss in more than two decades.
The net loss of 1.04 billion pounds compares with a profit of 3 billion pounds in 2011, the London-based bank said in a statement today. Analysts had estimated a loss of 307 million pounds, according to the median estimate of nine surveyed by Bloomberg. The bank set aside an additional 1 billion pounds in the fourth quarter to compensate clients wrongly sold insurance on loan repayments and interest-rate swaps.

Antony Jenkins, who took over as chief executive officer in August, is seeking a return to profit and avoid repeating the regulatory missteps that led to the resignation of his predecessor, Robert Diamond. Jenkins stopped short of setting a profitability target, saying only he will target a return on equity that exceeds the lender’s 11.5 percent cost of equity.
“Our plan is built on a rigorous review of 75 distinct business units to determine not only their ability to generate an appropriate and sustainable return on equity, but also their strategic attractiveness, including their impact on Barclays reputation,” Jenkins, 51, said in today’s statement. “We expect to make good progress towards our financial commitments by 2014 and deliver them fully during 2015.”
Adjusted Profit

Adjusted pretax profit, which excludes gains on the value of the bank’s own debt, provisions and impairments, climbed 26 percent to 7.05 billion pounds, from 5.59 billion pounds for 2011. That missed the 7.14 billion-pound median estimate of 18 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
The shares climbed 0.5 percent to 302.9 pence as of 8:27 a.m. in London trading. The stock has climbed almost 15 percent this year, making it the best-performing of Britain’s five biggest lenders. HSBC Holdings Plc has advanced 11 percent and Lloyds Banking Group Plc, which reports results on March 1, has climbed 10 percent.
Credit impairments and provisions fell to 3.6 billion pounds in 2012 from 3.8 billion pounds, still missing the 3.49 billion-pound estimate Chirantan Barua, an analyst at Bernstein Research. Operating cost rose to 21 billion pounds from 20.8 billion pounds as the bank set aside more for compensation.
“Impairments and expenses both came in worse than expected leading to a miss,” Barua said. “All eyes are on the strategy presentation,” which Jenkins will deliver to analysts and investors at 12:30 p.m. in London.
Cost Reductions

Barclays plans to reduce costs to 16.5 billion pounds by 2015 to reduce them as a proportion of income to about 55 percent compared with 64 percent in 2012.
The lender will eliminate 3,700 jobs this year, with 1,800 coming from its investment bank and 1,900 in European consumer and business banking. About 1,600 have already been cut at the investment bank, Finance Director Chris Lucas told reporters on a conference call today. The firm employs about 24,000 people at its investment-banking unit, and about 140,000 worldwide.
The bank said it will focus on the U.K., U.S. and Africa and will direct its European consumer bank, which lost 239 million pounds last year, on what it called so-called mass-affluent market. The firm will shut its structured capital markets unit at its investment bank. It will take a 500 million-pound restructuring charge in the first quarter.
Adjusted pretax profit at the investment bank climbed to 858 million pounds from 267 million pounds in the year-earlier period. Barclays’s fixed-income, commodities and currencies business, its largest by sales, posted fourth-quarter revenue of 1.46 billion pounds, up 50 percent from 971 million pounds a year earlier and beating the 1.31 billion-pound estimate of Sanford Bernstein’s Barua.
Bonuses Shrink

The average bonus awarded to employees fell 13 percent to 13,300 pounds, while awards at the investment bank declined 17 percent from the previous year to 54,100 pounds, Barclays said. In all, the lender will pay about 1.85 billion pounds in bonuses.
“We’ve said we want to strike the right balance between various stakeholders,” Chris Lucas, who said in February he would step down as chief financial officer, said on a conference call with reporters today. “We are making progress.”
To contact the reporter on this story:Howard Mustoe in London at [email protected].
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Edward Evans at [email protected]

 

[NoWay]

rientrato ieri sulla lt2 hsh a 62

dopo aver letto il tuo post, sono andato a vedermi prospetto titolo e grafico (era un emittente che non conoscevo)...
come mai la "caduta" da 75 a 62?