steff
Forumer storico
...tocca aspettare qualchevaltra news ...per fare sell on news...
Potresti dividere il malloppo 50% oggi a 79 e il resto sulla news a 81...
Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 3
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Potresti dividere il malloppo 50% oggi a 79 e il resto sulla news a 81...
maxinblack
Forumer storico
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
adesso son scesi in lettera hanno letto i post e continueranno anche la prossima settimana ...
finchè non esce qualcosa di sugoso ...poi tutti sulla lettera
...lo sai come son fatto
me la tengo ancora ....verranno tempi migliori
e se fossi uscito a 52,5 ....meno male che son rimasto ...
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
maxinblack
Forumer storico
Anche Banco de' Brazil 200K in $ e' sui minimi a 82 rende 10,148
About Banco do Brasil Grand Cayman Branch bond (A1HFPD)
The Banco do Brasil Grand Cayman branch bond is traded of the WKN A1HFPD and the ISIN USG07402DP58. The bond was issued in the 31.01.2013 and has an indefinite term. The issue volume amounted to 2.00 billion. The underlying currency is USD. For investors, a currency risk consists of the eurozone so that in addition to the investment risk. There is a termination option of the issuer in the 15.04.2024. Is the cancellation option is used, reimbursement is then 100. The coupon of the Banco do Brasil Grand Cayman branch bond (A1HFPD) % of 6,250. The next payment of coupons is on the 15.04.2014. At the current rate of 82.00 results in a return of 10,1485%.
About Banco do Brasil Grand Cayman Branch bond (A1HFPD)
The Banco do Brasil Grand Cayman branch bond is traded of the WKN A1HFPD and the ISIN USG07402DP58. The bond was issued in the 31.01.2013 and has an indefinite term. The issue volume amounted to 2.00 billion. The underlying currency is USD. For investors, a currency risk consists of the eurozone so that in addition to the investment risk. There is a termination option of the issuer in the 15.04.2024. Is the cancellation option is used, reimbursement is then 100. The coupon of the Banco do Brasil Grand Cayman branch bond (A1HFPD) % of 6,250. The next payment of coupons is on the 15.04.2014. At the current rate of 82.00 results in a return of 10,1485%.
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russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
...con la politica del renzi qui bisogna andare sulla white list no corporate ...
dal 12,5 al 26 è una legnata capisci ...
le BEI poi sono tripla A piace agli intermediari per levereggiarti
caligola2005
Forumer attivo
Scusate può essere che sia stato scritto qualcosa ma magari l'ho perso fra le 12 mila pagine!!
Qualcuno ha notizie di questa DEXIA CREDIT LOCAL EUR FR0010251421 quota poco più di 4 !! non paga cedola e l'UE a fine Gennaio non ha permesso di effettuare una ops, ma non è detto che in futuro non acconsenta...come mai è così bassa rispetto ad altre "pericolanti", mi sfugge qualcosa?
Qualcuno ha notizie di questa DEXIA CREDIT LOCAL EUR FR0010251421 quota poco più di 4 !! non paga cedola e l'UE a fine Gennaio non ha permesso di effettuare una ops, ma non è detto che in futuro non acconsenta...come mai è così bassa rispetto ad altre "pericolanti", mi sfugge qualcosa?
Cat XL
Shizuka Minamoto
Rbs
In un mio rarissimo coming out vi annuncio che sto sovrappesando le sub della RBS, e specificatamente delle tasso fisso che sono a sconto per ovvi motivi sulle step-up ancora non chiamate o prossime ad essere chiamate. Dopo questa notizia qui sotto non si sono mossi, cosa strana. Ora i sub di RBS sono strutturalmente cheap rispetto a quelli di altre banche europee. Una delle cause era il timore di nazionalizzazione di cui parlai in passato. Ora questa notizia sembra cambiare totalmente la prospettiva...
U.K. Scraps RBS Dividend Right as Lender to Pay Investors
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-...-agreement-to-end-dividend-access-share.html#
Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc and the U.K. government agreed to scrap the state’s rights to preferential dividends, bringing the lender closer to making payouts to shareholders and a return to private ownership.
RBS (RBS) said in a statement yesterday that it will pay the U.K. Treasury a 320 million-pound ($537 million) dividend in 2014, and eventually at least 1.18 billion pounds more to retire the dividend rights completely, “with flexibility as to timing.” “The retirement of the dividend access share will in the future allow the board of RBS to state more clearly a dividend policy to existing and potential investors,” the Edinburgh-based company said. It will “increase the appeal of RBS’s ordinary shares to a wider range of equity investors, and may expedite” share sales by the government, RBS said. Sooner-than-expected privatization would be “hugely positive,” Jefferies International Ltd., an investment bank, said in a note to clients today. The U.K., which owns 80 percent of RBS, spent 45.5 billion pounds bailing out the company five years ago. The European Union approved the change, saying it didn’t constitute state aid. The agreement is subject to approval by non-government shareholders.
Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg An illuminated logo sits behind the reception desk inside the Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc's headquarters in London. Close
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Open Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg An illuminated logo sits behind the reception desk inside the Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc's headquarters in London.
Shares Rise
Shares of RBS slipped 0.4 percent to 308.7 pence in London trading, erasing early gains of as much as 2.7 percent. The stock is down 8.7 percent this year. Jefferies said the agreement also means RBS doesn’t need to prioritize buying back the state’s Class B shares, which the U.K. can now convert to common stock. RBS can use the extra capital to repurchase common stock without needing to buy back the Class B shares at 650 pence apiece, more than twice their current value, Jefferies said. “The previous terms of the dividend access share, and RBS’s lower-than-expected profitability, would probably have discouraged dividend payments,” the EU said in a statement yesterday. The EU, which regulates state support to bailed-out banks, said the plan to scrap the dividend access share would “confer no advantage” or extra assistance to RBS. The U.K. government has been pushing the lender to focus on consumer and corporate banking in its home market. RBS has said it would be open to takeover offers for its U.S. unit while it prepares the division for an initial public offering this year. “A settlement would not have been forthcoming if if HM Treasury didn’t feel confident about the end state of the bank’s portfolios or its management team,” Sanford C. Bernstein analysts Chiranta Barua and Daniel Lasry said in an e-mailed note. They said RBS may begin a “token” dividend by the end of 2015.
To contact the reporters on this story: Steve Dickson in New York at [email protected]; Keith Campbell in London at [email protected]
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Keith Campbell at [email protected] Steven Crabill, Steve Bailey
In un mio rarissimo coming out vi annuncio che sto sovrappesando le sub della RBS, e specificatamente delle tasso fisso che sono a sconto per ovvi motivi sulle step-up ancora non chiamate o prossime ad essere chiamate. Dopo questa notizia qui sotto non si sono mossi, cosa strana. Ora i sub di RBS sono strutturalmente cheap rispetto a quelli di altre banche europee. Una delle cause era il timore di nazionalizzazione di cui parlai in passato. Ora questa notizia sembra cambiare totalmente la prospettiva...
U.K. Scraps RBS Dividend Right as Lender to Pay Investors
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-...-agreement-to-end-dividend-access-share.html#
Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc and the U.K. government agreed to scrap the state’s rights to preferential dividends, bringing the lender closer to making payouts to shareholders and a return to private ownership.
RBS (RBS) said in a statement yesterday that it will pay the U.K. Treasury a 320 million-pound ($537 million) dividend in 2014, and eventually at least 1.18 billion pounds more to retire the dividend rights completely, “with flexibility as to timing.” “The retirement of the dividend access share will in the future allow the board of RBS to state more clearly a dividend policy to existing and potential investors,” the Edinburgh-based company said. It will “increase the appeal of RBS’s ordinary shares to a wider range of equity investors, and may expedite” share sales by the government, RBS said. Sooner-than-expected privatization would be “hugely positive,” Jefferies International Ltd., an investment bank, said in a note to clients today. The U.K., which owns 80 percent of RBS, spent 45.5 billion pounds bailing out the company five years ago. The European Union approved the change, saying it didn’t constitute state aid. The agreement is subject to approval by non-government shareholders.
Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg An illuminated logo sits behind the reception desk inside the Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc's headquarters in London. Close An illuminated logo sits behind the reception desk inside the Royal Bank of Scotland... Read More
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Open Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg An illuminated logo sits behind the reception desk inside the Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc's headquarters in London.
Shares Rise
Shares of RBS slipped 0.4 percent to 308.7 pence in London trading, erasing early gains of as much as 2.7 percent. The stock is down 8.7 percent this year. Jefferies said the agreement also means RBS doesn’t need to prioritize buying back the state’s Class B shares, which the U.K. can now convert to common stock. RBS can use the extra capital to repurchase common stock without needing to buy back the Class B shares at 650 pence apiece, more than twice their current value, Jefferies said. “The previous terms of the dividend access share, and RBS’s lower-than-expected profitability, would probably have discouraged dividend payments,” the EU said in a statement yesterday. The EU, which regulates state support to bailed-out banks, said the plan to scrap the dividend access share would “confer no advantage” or extra assistance to RBS. The U.K. government has been pushing the lender to focus on consumer and corporate banking in its home market. RBS has said it would be open to takeover offers for its U.S. unit while it prepares the division for an initial public offering this year. “A settlement would not have been forthcoming if if HM Treasury didn’t feel confident about the end state of the bank’s portfolios or its management team,” Sanford C. Bernstein analysts Chiranta Barua and Daniel Lasry said in an e-mailed note. They said RBS may begin a “token” dividend by the end of 2015.
To contact the reporters on this story: Steve Dickson in New York at [email protected]; Keith Campbell in London at [email protected]
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Keith Campbell at [email protected] Steven Crabill, Steve Bailey
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