Bank of Nova Scotia - ein echter Wachstumswert ! [Thread-Nr: 905579] (Seite 19)

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BNS scheint nicht so sehr in den ganzen Kreditschlamassel involviert zu sein:

OTIABANK
SCOTIABANK

Attention Business Editors
Scotiabank statement

TORONTO, Aug. 16 /CNW/ - Scotiabank today confirmed that it is supportive
of initiatives to provide stability to the Canadian third-party structured
finance asset-backed commercial paper (non-bank) market. The Bank is also
committed to continuing to work with market participants as this situation
develops to ensure that appropriate actions are taken in this regard. The Bank
does not hold a significant amount of this paper.
Scotiabank also reinforced its ongoing commitment to continue to provide
full liquidity support for all Scotiabank-sponsored asset-backed commercial
paper programs, including King Street Funding Trust and Bay Street Funding
Trust.

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Scotiabank in talks to acquire stake in Chilean bank13th August 2007
By Julia Chan
According to Bloomberg, Toronto-based Bank of Nova Scotia, also known as Scotiabank, has confirmed that it is currently in exclusive talks with Inversiones Norte Sur, a key shareholder in Chile's Banco del Desarrollo, over its stake in the Chilean bank.
Media releases stated that the Canadian bank revealed in a statement that discussions were continuing with Inversiones Norte Sur, which, according to Reuters, holds a 39.4% stake in the Chilean bank, making it the principal shareholder.

AdvertisementBloomberg reported that the Canadian finance group was seeking to expand in countries such as Chile, where it currently has 56 branches and 115 ATMs in operation. Citing Diario Financiero as a source, Bloomberg also reported that Scotiabank may launch a bid as much as $1.08 billion to buy 100% of Banco del Desarrollo.

If the transaction is successful, Scotiabank will reportedly increase its Chilean market share to 6.5% from 2.5%.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.986.617 von hafenkai am 02.08.07 16:40:06

Hallo,

ja, sehe ich genau so wie Du. Alle banken leiden gerade aber nicht nur wegen der Kreditgeschichten, sondern die stark gestiegenen Zinsen spielen auch ne Rolle und das geht eben jede Bank an.
Ich mag zur aktuellen Situation nicht an weiter drastische Zinssteigerungen denken, eher mal ne Beruhigung sprich seitwärts.
Die Kreditgeschichte wird in einem halben Jahr mehr oder minder bewältigt sein, denke ich.

Leider habe ich keine Infos dazu, wie stark BNS involviert ist, ist wohl auch schwer zu eruieren.

Sollte die Aktie weiter abnippeln, werde ich wieder cash, den ich noch habe, locker machen und nachkaufen

Gruss space

[hafenkai]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.981.148 von spaceistheplace am 02.08.07 11:08:09

Hallo space,

hast Du irgendwelche Informationen darüber, ob BNS auch im Hypothekengeschäft in den USA involviert ist und wie sich die Situation in Kanada darstellt? Ich habe das Gefühl, dass alle Finanzwerte in Sippenhaft genommen werden.

Die Reduzierung durch die Analysten bietet hat doch auch was Positives: BNS kann Ende August positiv überraschen.

Meine Meinung

Gruß
hafenkai

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BNS leidet momentan wie fast alle Banken weltweit wegen der Kreditkrise in den USA. Hier jetzt noch ne Preisreduzierung von hgestern:

Bank of Nova Scotia "sector perform," target price reduced

Wednesday, August 01, 2007 4:49:39 PM ET
RBC Capital Markets

NEW YORK, August 1 (newratings.com) - Analysts at RBC Capital Markets reiterate their "sector perform" rating on The Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS.NYS), while reducing their estimates for the company. The 12-month target price has been reduced from C$57 to C$54.

In a research note published this morning, the analysts mention that the wholesale and wealth management divisions of Canadian banks face the risk of continued sluggishness in the capital markets. Domestic retail operations make the lowest contribution to The Bank of Nova Scotia’s earnings mix among its peers, the analysts say. The company’s international division is exposed to the negative impact of the increased risk aversion on the valuation of emerging market assets, RBC Capital Markets adds. The EPS estimates for 2007 and 2008 have been reduced from C$4.04 to C$3.99 and from C$4.32 to C$4.22, respectively.

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Scotiabank Gets Good Returns From Mexico Business
Posted on Jul 31st, 2007 with stocks: BNS

FP Trading Desk submits: Solid second quarter results from Bank of Nova Scotia’s (BNS) Mexican banking business showed net earnings rose 15% on a quarterly basis to $994-million pesos.

Blackmont Capital analyst Brad Smith thinks this should more than offset the 5% quarterly gain for the Canadian dollar as reflected in Scotiabank’s third quarter results.

He continues to rate BNS a “buy” with a C$61 price target, representing upside of more than 20%.

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BNS macht sich jetzt auch in Thailand breit...

Scotiabank closes deal to buy 25 per cent of Thailand's Thanachart Bank
Wed Jul 18, 10:26 PM



TORONTO (CP) - Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS) says it has closed the deal to buy a minority investment in Thailand's Thanachart Bank, further expanding its operations in the Asia-Pacific.

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Scotiabank is paying about C$225 million for about 25 per cent of Thanachart Bank, Thailand's eighth-largest lender and a leading auto loan specialist.


Toronto-based Scotiabank said Wednesday it has received all the necessary regulatory approvals in Canada and Thailand to close the deal.


Thanachart has about C$9.1 billion in assets and 6,000 employees. It has 142 branches and 260 banking machines across the Southeast Asian country. The bank has 24 per cent of the auto lending market in the country, with 500,000 outstanding loans.


Officials at Scotiabank, which has been operating in Thailand for 26 years, said at the time of the purchase in March that it is attracted by Thailand's low bank concentration, compared with other Asian countries, young demographics, rapid rate of economic growth of four to five per cent, and an expanding middle-class.


"For more than a century, Scotiabank has recognized that unique opportunities for growth can be found beyond Canada's borders," Rob Pitfield, executive vice president, international banking for Scotiabank said in a release Wednesday. "This partnership with Thanachart builds on our solid track record of strategic investments in high potential markets like Thailand."


The transaction gives Scotiabank representation on the Thanachart board of directors and in its management.


Scotiabank's agreement also gives it the option to increase its ownership stake to 49 per cent for an equivalent price by the end of the year.


The option subject to a one-year extension and further call rights for a four-year period.

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SCOTIABANK




Attention Business Editors

Scotiabank Helps Entrepreneurs Put Ideas Into Action
TORONTO, July 17 /CNW/ - The Scotia Plan Writer for business(TM) is a
free and interactive online tool that helps new and established small business
owners through the process of writing, organizing and using a business plan.
"At Scotiabank, we want to help small business owners succeed, and the
key is starting off with a good business plan," says Kyle McNamara, Customer
Segments and Small Business, Scotiabank. "Whether a customer is starting a new
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The Scotia Plan Writer for business(TM) is available to entrepreneurs at
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trends and the competitive environment.
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business(TM) include:

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(1 - 5 years worth of data).
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"A good business plan is a powerful tool whether you're applying for
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business you've described in the first half."

Scotiabank is one of North America's premier financial institutions and
Canada's most international bank. With more than 58,000 employees, Scotiabank
Group and its affiliates serve approximately 12 million customers in some 50
countries around the world. Scotiabank offers a diverse range of products and
services including personal, commercial, corporate and investment banking.
With $412 billion in assets (as at April 30, 2007), Scotiabank trades on the
Toronto (BNS) and New York Exchanges (BNS). For more information please visit
www.scotiabank.com.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.598.301 von 1435905 am 09.07.07 20:19:35

Ob diese Taktik auch mit anderen Werten funktioniert? Ich werde es mal ausprobieren

Ja, mir ist das auf XETRA auch schon aufgefallen. Das funktioniert sicherlich auch mit anderen Werten, aber nur mit solchen, die auf Xetra so gut wie keine Umsätze haben, also wo es Tage gibt ohne Handel. Auf Xetra guckt keiner drüber, da sind dann solche 5% Aktionen möglich. man muss dann eben immer auf seine limits aufpassen....

Gruss space

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.594.341 von spaceistheplace am 09.07.07 16:34:35

da habe ich wirklich Glück gehabt!
Die Idee ist mir gekommen als vor einigen Tagen/Wochen der Kurs auf Xetra auch außergewöhnlich nach unten abgewichen ist. Anscheinend schmeißen einige Leute ab und zu ihre Aktien einfach "bestens" auf Xetra, dann kann man gut auf der Lauer liegen. Und es gibt keinen Händler der nochmal drüber schaut ob ein Kurs "fair" ist.
Ob diese Taktik auch mit anderen Werten funktioniert? Ich werde es mal ausprobieren