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Direi in prima fila Banca d'Italia e Consob, (con sullo sfondo i governi), sono loro i primi protagonisti
A mi sembra che "di sicuro" anche i grandi azionisti non ne siano usciti bene
Obbligazioni perpetue e subordinate Tutto quello che avreste sempre voluto sapere sulle obbligazioni perpetue... - Cap. 3
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Direi in prima fila Banca d'Italia e Consob, (con sullo sfondo i governi), sono loro i primi protagonisti
A mi sembra che "di sicuro" anche i grandi azionisti non ne siano usciti bene
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UPDATE 2-BIS URGES BASEL REGULATORS TO KEEP NERVE ON BANK CAPITAL RULES
LONDON, Nov 28 Regulators should complete workon their new bank capital rules without diluting them, otherwiseit would be harder to draw a line under the financial crisis, aglobal central banking official said on Monday.
Claudio Borio, head of the monetary and economic departmentat the Bank for International Settlements, a forum for centralbanks, said the balance sheets of some lenders have still notbeen wiped clean of bad loans nearly a decade after thefinancial crisis began.
That crisis prompted world leaders to introduce tougher bankcapital requirements, known as Basel III. Regulators will seekto complete Basel III at a meeting of the 28-country BaselCommittee, which sets the standard for global regulation, onMonday and Tuesday in Chile. (Full Story)
Chile has been an observer on the Basel Committee since 2014and the head of its SBIF banking regulatory body Eric Parradotold reporters in Santiago on Monday that he was hopeful a dealwould be struck this week.
'The spirit is pretty collaborative,' he said. 'We areoptimistic that in these two days an agreement will be reached.'
Remaining elements of Basel III face stiff opposition fromEuropean Union policymakers, who are concerned they will bump upcapital requirements and crimp lending.
'Prudential authorities should complete the financialreforms without delay, notably Basel III,' Borio told a meetingof the EU's European Banking Authority on Monday.
'And in the process, they should not succumb to the pressureto dilute standards and should redouble efforts to repairbalance sheets,' Borio added.
Despite Borio's pleas, the draft proposals originally airedby Basel are widely expected to be rolled back after field testsshowed they would lead to big hikes in capital for some lenders.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney and the EBA both expectthe remaining Basel rules to be scaled back significantly inparts.
EU financial services chief Valdis Dombrovskis hasthreatened to boycott the rules in the bloc if they increasecapital requirements significantly. That would jeopardise aninternational approach to bank capital rules that was reinforcedafter the financial crisis.
Dombrovskis struck a more conciliatory tone on Monday,saying the EU was entering the talks in Chile with a view toreaching a 'balanced solution'.
Julie Dickson, a senior banking supervisor at the EuropeanCentral Bank, said in Frankfurt on Monday the Basel Committeehad a track record of getting agreement and she was hopeful thatwould happen this time.
LONDON, Nov 28 Regulators should complete workon their new bank capital rules without diluting them, otherwiseit would be harder to draw a line under the financial crisis, aglobal central banking official said on Monday.
Claudio Borio, head of the monetary and economic departmentat the Bank for International Settlements, a forum for centralbanks, said the balance sheets of some lenders have still notbeen wiped clean of bad loans nearly a decade after thefinancial crisis began.
That crisis prompted world leaders to introduce tougher bankcapital requirements, known as Basel III. Regulators will seekto complete Basel III at a meeting of the 28-country BaselCommittee, which sets the standard for global regulation, onMonday and Tuesday in Chile. (Full Story)
Chile has been an observer on the Basel Committee since 2014and the head of its SBIF banking regulatory body Eric Parradotold reporters in Santiago on Monday that he was hopeful a dealwould be struck this week.
'The spirit is pretty collaborative,' he said. 'We areoptimistic that in these two days an agreement will be reached.'
Remaining elements of Basel III face stiff opposition fromEuropean Union policymakers, who are concerned they will bump upcapital requirements and crimp lending.
'Prudential authorities should complete the financialreforms without delay, notably Basel III,' Borio told a meetingof the EU's European Banking Authority on Monday.
'And in the process, they should not succumb to the pressureto dilute standards and should redouble efforts to repairbalance sheets,' Borio added.
Despite Borio's pleas, the draft proposals originally airedby Basel are widely expected to be rolled back after field testsshowed they would lead to big hikes in capital for some lenders.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney and the EBA both expectthe remaining Basel rules to be scaled back significantly inparts.
EU financial services chief Valdis Dombrovskis hasthreatened to boycott the rules in the bloc if they increasecapital requirements significantly. That would jeopardise aninternational approach to bank capital rules that was reinforcedafter the financial crisis.
Dombrovskis struck a more conciliatory tone on Monday,saying the EU was entering the talks in Chile with a view toreaching a 'balanced solution'.
Julie Dickson, a senior banking supervisor at the EuropeanCentral Bank, said in Frankfurt on Monday the Basel Committeehad a track record of getting agreement and she was hopeful thatwould happen this time.
Fabrib
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MONZA (MF-DJ)--B.P.Milano non si aspetta nessuna sorpresa da parte della Bce per quanto riguarda i requisiti patrimoniali determinati a seguito degli Srep, anche in vista della fusione con il B.Popolare.
Lo ha confermato il consigliere delegato della popolare milanese, Giuseppe Castagna, a margine di un convegno organizzato da Assolombarda a Monza.
Castagna ha poi aggiunto che è stato confermato che l'indicazione degli Srep sul target del Cet1 Ratio sarà unica per i due gruppi. A chi gli chiedeva se sarebbe arrivata entro fine anno il banchiere ha risposto "lo speriamo".
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(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 28, 2016 13:30 ET (18:30 GMT)
MF:
OGGI CONSIGLIO Banco Bpm, pronte le nomine Saviotti a Milano per spiegare la maxi-pulizia (Gualtieri a pagina 9)
Lo ha confermato il consigliere delegato della popolare milanese, Giuseppe Castagna, a margine di un convegno organizzato da Assolombarda a Monza.
Castagna ha poi aggiunto che è stato confermato che l'indicazione degli Srep sul target del Cet1 Ratio sarà unica per i due gruppi. A chi gli chiedeva se sarebbe arrivata entro fine anno il banchiere ha risposto "lo speriamo".
Fch
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 28, 2016 13:30 ET (18:30 GMT)
MF:
OGGI CONSIGLIO Banco Bpm, pronte le nomine Saviotti a Milano per spiegare la maxi-pulizia (Gualtieri a pagina 9)
londonwhale
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probabilmente si riferiscono al CASHES
warren baffo
Forumer storico
che notizia sarebbe?
ferdo
Utente Senior
che unicredit ha inviato le lettere alle banche del consorzio in vista dell'adc
Myskin
Forumer stoico
che sorpresa...di fronte al crollo del book value mi sembra che non ci siano altre scelte: ovviamente qualcuno può considerate che il sistema bancario europeo "sia sulla buona strada" non si capisce più per cosa però: vista l'attuale debolezza che richiede l'ennesima iniezione di capitale forse bisognerebbe riconsiderare alcune certezze. Ovvio che se poi qualche utente più preparato (?) mi parla di "nuovi strumenti per migliorare l'efficienza del sistema medesimo" mi scappa il sorriso. Non ci crede manco sua nonna. Puttanate. Una risata vi seppellirà? Quando tutto rema verso l'istituzionalizzione del prelievo del patrimonio privato? Tutt'al più si investa sulla banche americane ma cosa dovrebbe rendere attraente il sistema bancario europeo? dimostra di possedere qualche ricetta per curare i suoi mali? Gli abbiamo dato il sangue dei nostri bilanci statali in ordine di trilioni di milioni e sono ancora qui con il cappello in mano. I tagli al personale vi sembrano una misura socialmente sostenibile? perchè una misura così devastante sul piano della libertà individuale non passa in canali più democratici? M a a prescindere da misure di equità, questi requisiti stringenti in fatto di fabbisogno di capitale spingono inevitabilmente verso gli accorpamenti, verso le fusioni... Vi pare che sia una misura che tuteli la diversità strutturale del nostro paese? e se no qual'è la logica che risiede dietro a queste operazioni? Il risparmio individuale.è la nuova mecca della finanza europea. Possiamo di certo cavalcarne l'onda ma okkio a non farsi travolgere.
Fabrib
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Reuters: ECB set to buy Italian bonds if referendum rocks market
Nov. 29, 2016 7:44 AM ET|By: Stephen Alpher, SA News Editor
To review, Italy (NYSEARCA:EWI) is set for a weekend referendum on constitutional reforms, and - like the Brexit vote, and U.S. election - the establishment forces might be headed for a loss. That would likely force out Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, and put the country's shaky banks on even shakier ground.
Sources at the ECB tell Reuters the central bank stands ready to temporarily boost its purchases of Italian government bonds, if necessary.
Nov. 29, 2016 7:44 AM ET|By: Stephen Alpher, SA News Editor
To review, Italy (NYSEARCA:EWI) is set for a weekend referendum on constitutional reforms, and - like the Brexit vote, and U.S. election - the establishment forces might be headed for a loss. That would likely force out Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, and put the country's shaky banks on even shakier ground.
Sources at the ECB tell Reuters the central bank stands ready to temporarily boost its purchases of Italian government bonds, if necessary.
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