news su volksbank
By Zoe Schneeweiss
Dec. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Oesterreichische Volksbanken AG has
agreed to lower the price of the eastern Europe unit it is
selling to OAO Sberbank to 500 million euros ($660 million),
from previously 585 million euros, because of losses in Hungary
and a worse than anticipated development in other countries, Der
Standard reported, without saying where it got the information.
By Zoe Schneeweiss
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Oesterreichische Volksbanken AG, the
Austrian lender which has yet to pay interest on 1 billion euros
($1.3 billion) of state aid received in 2009, is considering
establishing a so-called bad bank, Format magazine reported,
without saying where it got the information.
The lender, majority-owned by a group of 62 regional
cooperative banks, wants Austria to carry the costs of this bad
bank via capital injections and guarantees, according to the
report. Volksbanken would transfer everything that isn’t part of
its “core business” -- from “ailing bonds to defunct real-
estate loans” -- into the bad bank, Format said.
Volksbanken’s also wants to reduce its capital by 60
percent to wipe out losses, the Vienna-based magazine said. This
would mean than the state would need to write down 600 million
euros of the injected aid, Format said. The plan will be
presented to the Finance Ministry next week, according to the
report.
Finance Minister Maria Fekter is demanding that the
regional cooperative banks and DZ Bank give Volksbanken extra
capital if they want state assistance, Format said.
The regional cooperative banks own 61 percent of
Volksbanken. Germany’s DZ Bank owns 23 percent, a unit of Munich
Re owns 9 percent and Raiffeisen Zentralbank Oesterreich AG owns
6 percent
se tagliano di 600 milioni il nominale del subordinato del governo, significa che tocca un taglio del 60% del nominale anche al perpetuo.... let's see
da capire poi in caso di bad bank, dove vanno a finire i perpetui...