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wagenbach

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vedete come siamo noi italiani (anche io sto ragionando su evenutale patrimoniale)

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se fossimo svedesi correremmo a mettere anche i 100 euri che abbiamo in banca per farci tassare di piú. (io a dire il vero di euri in tasca, non ne ho, ho 20 pound peró):eek:


per me questa é una differenza sostanziale.

tipico esempio di esterofilia patologica . Cosa fanno tutti gli Svedesi che sono sul lago di Ginevra ?. Si godono la nebbia ?
 

negusneg

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LCH ha alzato i margini di circa il 5% per chi opera su btp future e su altri derivati legati ai titoli italiani

gli operatori hanno paura di una vendita forzata di future per rientrare nelle posizioni....

c'è da chiedersi chi sia ancora a leva long sul btp.... :(

:lol:

lungimiranti a breve termine :wall:

qualcuno mi ha fatto notare che Lch Clearnet non è l'unica cassa di compensazione europea :jack::benedizione:

Infatti, la mossa di oggi non è quella di cui si era già parlato che potrebbe scattare dopo che lo spread (su un paniere di titoli tedeschi, olandesi e francesi) supera per 5 giorni i 450 bps e che aumenterebbe del 15% i margini sui TdS.

FT Alphaville LCH Clearnet SA raises margin on Italian bonds
 

bosmeld

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tornando on topic.


INtesa 506 a 61 si dovrebbe prendere


Unicredit 243 a 55.5 si dovrebbe prendere


io non ho preso nulla.
 

negusneg

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CC&G alza margini su titoli italiani in linea con LCH.Clearnet

mercoledì 9 novembre 2011 15:06
LONDRA, 9 novembre (Reuters) - Anche la cassa di compensazione e garanzia (CC&G) ha alzato i margini sui titoli di stato italiani, parallelamente a quanto ha fatto stamane l'analoga clearing house Lch.Clearnet.
Lo dice un comunicato sul sito web della società, controllata da London Stock Exchange Group, che si occupa soprattutto del clearing delle banche italaine.
Clearnet, con sede a Parigi, svolge, invece, funzione di clearing soprattutto per le banche internazionali.
 

Dupondius

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Infatti, la mossa di oggi non è quella di cui si era già parlato che potrebbe scattare dopo che lo spread (su un paniere di titoli tedeschi, olandesi e francesi) supera per 5 giorni i 450 bps e che aumenterebbe del 15% i margini sui TdS.

FT Alphaville LCH Clearnet SA raises margin on Italian bonds
quando si dice lo humor inglese :rolleyes:

"Note — this is not the margin call many were looking out for."
"Meanwhile, in terms of the LCH Clearnet Ltd margin framework… we aren’t far off the 450bps “trigger” actually. The current spread of the Italian 10-year benchmark bond yield to the AAA benchmark index that LCH reference is 443bps at pixel time. Bloomberg code for the index is C96010Y. To sum up — Italian bonds are in a (sorry to use the cliche) perfect storm at the moment. Real money investors are running away and those investors using Italian bonds to finance will also be clearing the decks now."

CC&G alza margini su titoli italiani in linea con LCH.Clearnet

mercoledì 9 novembre 2011 15:06
LONDRA, 9 novembre (Reuters) - Anche la cassa di compensazione e garanzia (CC&G) ha alzato i margini sui titoli di stato italiani, parallelamente a quanto ha fatto stamane l'analoga clearing house Lch.Clearnet.
Lo dice un comunicato sul sito web della società, controllata da London Stock Exchange Group, che si occupa soprattutto del clearing delle banche italaine.
Clearnet, con sede a Parigi, svolge, invece, funzione di clearing soprattutto per le banche internazionali.
poi c'è Euroclear, infine... fatemi una lista, please.
 

Wallygo

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Postbank’s operating business makes substantial gains

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Press release of Nov. 09, 2011

  • Operating result up some 20% year-on-year
  • Positive profit before tax of €12 million as of September 30, 2011
  • Value adjustment to Greek government bonds leads to negative business results in the third quarter
  • Tier 1 capital ratio compared with year-end 2010 rises substantially to 9.8% in spite of write-downs
Deutsche Postbank AG continued the positive performance of its customer business in the first nine months of 2011. Thanks to rising income from its business with retail and corporate customers and a noticeable decline in the allowance for losses on loans and advances, the Bank increased its operating profit before tax by around 20 percent compared with the prior year to €716 million. The positive trend was diluted by a value adjustment to Greek government bonds. They have now been written down to 42% of their principal amount in the third quarter of 2011 on the basis of resolutions made at a summit of European heads of state and government. As a result, the income statement in the third quarter was impacted in the amount of €341million, €527 million for full-year 2011. Postbank, as a consequence, showed a profit before tax of €12 million as of September 30, 2011 (previous year: €296 million). The third quarter figure was negative, at €–132 million. The Bank continued to follow its strategy to systematically reduce capital market investments and exposure to the associated risks. As against year-end 2010, its holdings of investment securities and the risk positions contained therein were cut by almost 20% to just under €48 billion. This was also one of the fundamental reasons for the rise in Postbank’s Tier 1 capital ratio to 9.8%, an increase of 1.7 percentage points compared to year-end 2010.
“We were able to consolidate and further expand our leading market position in the retail banking business,” said Stefan Jütte, Chairman of the Management Board of the Bonn-based Bank. “The focus on sustainability and quality in the retail customer business is the right one. This can also be seen in the fact that we passed the five million mark in private checking accounts for the first time in the Bank’s history in October 2011.”
Income statement



Net interest income amounted to €2,157 million as of September 30, 2011, an increase of €90 million or 4.4% on the comparable prior-year figure. This encouraging trend is largely due to the strong margin situation as well as an overall increase in volumes for both Retail Banking and Corporate Banking.
Net trading income improved by €216 million year-on-year in the first nine months, to €1 million. This was primarily due to the contribution made by the remeasurement of embedded derivatives in the structured credit substitution business.
Net income from investment securities amounted to €–449 million, following €54 million in the previous year. This includes value adjustments to Greek government bonds, which totaled €527 million. Taken together, the value adjustments and sales of other risk exposures resulted in charges of €–81 million (previous year: €–51 million).
Net fee and commission income for the year to date declined as expected by 2.7% year-on-year to €951 million. This was mainly due to a decline in fee and commission income from the classic banking business and the termination of a business relationship in Transaction Banking.
The allowance for losses on loans and advances amounted to €281 million, improving by 37% on the prior-year period. This encouraging trend is due to a substantial decline in the cost of risk in the area of international commercial real estate finance and the high stability of our credit portfolio in the retail banking business.

Administrative expenses rose by 10.1% to €2,363 million (previous year: €2,146 million). The increase is largely due to non-recurring factors totaling €155 million that were recognized in the first quarter of 2011. At that time the Bank recognized staff-related provisions of €52 million and harmonized the accounting treatment of obligations under partial early retirement programs. In addition, the proportionate expenses relating to the bank levy were recognized (€18 million).
Total assets


Postbank’s total assets amounted to €203.3 billion as of September 30, 2011, following €231.5 billion as of September 30, 2010, and €214.7 billion at the end of the last fiscal year.
Despite the impact of the impairment losses charged on holdings of Greek government bonds, the Tier 1 capital ratio remained unchanged compared with June 30, 2011, at a stable 9.8%. Once again, this figure is 1.7 percentage points higher than at year-end 2010. This means that Postbank has already exceeded its 2012 year-end target of a Tier 1 capital ratio of 9.5%.
Outlook



Unless the sovereign debt crisis escalates further, Postbank currently expects to report a profit before tax for full-year 2011 as well and the earnings situation to improve sustainably in the coming periods on the basis of our stable retail and corporate banking businesses.


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