Andre_Sant
Forumer storico
La notizia che ho postato io è di mezz'ora fa... evidentemente vogliono avere un eccesso di liquidità nel caso in cui ci siano richieste di disinvestimento non previste...
era in corso una dichiarazione dallo staff di pimco, man mano che continuavano a parlare uscivano le nuove dichiarazioni/news, successive a quelle da te postate..
almeno, reuters le riportava nell'ordine che ho messo..
edit - la news completa:
[Reuters] Pimco says can handle rise in outflows after Gross exit
[ALVG.DE] FRANKFURT, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Pimco is bracing for
investors to pull out money following the sudden departure of
its co-founder Bill Gross but expects the vast majority of
clients to stick with the firm and is confident it can handle
any outflows, the California-based investment group's chief
executive said.
"Should our revenues fall, and frankly we anticipate
heightened redemptions here in the early stages - that's to be
expected with any transition of a senior person - we're ready
for that," Pimco CEO Doug Hodge told analysts on a conference
call on Monday, adding that the firm had "ample liquidity".
Hodge said there had been differences with Gross over the
strategic direction of the firm but not over investment
strategy.
(Reporting by Tom Atkins and Arno Schuetze; Editing by Noah
Barkin)
(([email protected]; +49.69.7565.1197; Reuters
Messaging: [email protected]))
ciao
Andrea
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