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Attinente a quanto postato da Bos, avevo scritto nuovamente a Oevag, questa la risposta di venerdì. Se quando questi dicono che va bene in realtà va malissimo, ora che la riduzione del nominale sulla 643 "might be possible" vuol dire che è praticamente spacciata.. volendo essere ottimista ad ogni costo, resta da capire se qualcuno ci metterà su i denari, quali buffers dovranno essere intaccati prima di arrivare alla 643 e il quantum della riduzione di questa, considerando la perdita di 972m e l'esistenza di riserve per 162m.
the required CT1 ratio of 9% does not have a direct impact on the capital certificates you hold. Management is currently evaluation options of further reducing risk weighted assets in order to lower the Euro amount of capital buffer needed to reach the 9% CT1 ratio.
The reorganization of the Genossenschaftsverbund, whereby the the Volksbanken enter into a system of cross guarantees, if realized, will also increase our CT1 ratio. We also expect that the published amount for VBAG is not the final one and will be re-evaluated together with the authorities at a later point in time in order to include all measures that were not included so far (ie. sale of Volksbank International).
The Basel III treatment of the certificates is not clear yet, as we still wait fo clarification of the Austrian regulators regarding Participation Capital.
Please be aware, that the certificates represent a loss participating capital and with the earnings guidance that we published recently for the full year 2011, a write down on the nominal amount might be possible.
the required CT1 ratio of 9% does not have a direct impact on the capital certificates you hold. Management is currently evaluation options of further reducing risk weighted assets in order to lower the Euro amount of capital buffer needed to reach the 9% CT1 ratio.
The reorganization of the Genossenschaftsverbund, whereby the the Volksbanken enter into a system of cross guarantees, if realized, will also increase our CT1 ratio. We also expect that the published amount for VBAG is not the final one and will be re-evaluated together with the authorities at a later point in time in order to include all measures that were not included so far (ie. sale of Volksbank International).
The Basel III treatment of the certificates is not clear yet, as we still wait fo clarification of the Austrian regulators regarding Participation Capital.
Please be aware, that the certificates represent a loss participating capital and with the earnings guidance that we published recently for the full year 2011, a write down on the nominal amount might be possible.