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Nun kommt der 1€ doch noch....
Frage ist natürlich, wie die italienischen Banken nach der Total-Quarantäne aussehen werden?
Gibts hier erste Einschätzungen?
Frage ist natürlich, wie die italienischen Banken nach der Total-Quarantäne aussehen werden?
Gibts hier erste Einschätzungen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.740.320 von faultcode am 11.05.18 13:06:03was M&A (Intesa + UBI) so alles nebenbei auslösen kann: 
Still und heimlich steigt sie.... und ich komm nicht rein 
(zu geizig) 
(zu geizig) 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.740.320 von faultcode am 11.05.18 13:06:03Achtung: gegen den Markt heute
--> der derzeitige Move ist sogar etwas stärker als der vom Sommer 2019:
https://www.borsaitaliana.it/borsa/azioni/grafico.html?isin=…
STOXX Europe 600 Banks ist heute im Minus (wie auch der Rest): -1.8%
https://www.wallstreet-online.de/indizes/stoxx-europe-600-ba…
--> Monte ist aber keine Komponente im STOXX Europe 600 Banks-Index: https://www.stoxx.com/index-details?symbol=SX7GR
--> dort sind nur so Edelinstitute wie eine Deutsche Bank drin
ISIN EU0009658806 = EURO Price index
--> der derzeitige Move ist sogar etwas stärker als der vom Sommer 2019:
https://www.borsaitaliana.it/borsa/azioni/grafico.html?isin=…
STOXX Europe 600 Banks ist heute im Minus (wie auch der Rest): -1.8%
https://www.wallstreet-online.de/indizes/stoxx-europe-600-ba…
--> Monte ist aber keine Komponente im STOXX Europe 600 Banks-Index: https://www.stoxx.com/index-details?symbol=SX7GR
--> dort sind nur so Edelinstitute wie eine Deutsche Bank drin
ISIN EU0009658806 = EURO Price index
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.341.163 von faultcode am 10.01.20 19:21:25still und heimlich:
Einfaches Einfügen von wallstreetONLINE Charts: So funktionierts.
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30.12.
Monte Paschi Cuts Bad-Loan Pile Further With $2 Billion Sale
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-12-30/monte-pas…
• Illimity buys most of bad loans in one of three transactions
• Monte Paschi reaches its bad-loan ratio target two years early
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Monte Paschi, about 68% held by the Italian government, plans to exit state control by 2021 as required under an EU-approved bailout. The Italian government postponed the publication of Monte Paschi’s exit plan to the beginning of 2020, the Finance Ministry said in a statement on Sunday, without providing a specific date.
Ahead of Plan
The latest sales will cut the bank’s gross bad loans to 12.5% of the total in 2019, beating its goal of 12.9% for 2021, Paschi said in the statement. Illimity, a Milan-based specialist in corporate bad loans, has purchased portions of Monte Paschi’s soured debt sold earlier.
Italian banks took major strides in reducing their bad loans this year, as many turned to securitization backed by a state guarantee. On top of that, both recovery rates and prices improved this year, a sign that management of delinquent loans has improved.
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte’s government plans to send a letter soon to the European Commission and the EU Competition Authority reiterating it will gradually exit its Monte Paschi stake, Il Sole 24 Ore reported Dec. 28, without citing anyone.
The state’s plan is to find buyers and eventually combine Monte Paschi with another bank. Earlier this year press reports speculated about Unione di Banche Italiane SpA and Banco BPM SpA as potential merger partners.
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Monte Paschi Cuts Bad-Loan Pile Further With $2 Billion Sale
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-12-30/monte-pas…
• Illimity buys most of bad loans in one of three transactions
• Monte Paschi reaches its bad-loan ratio target two years early
...
Monte Paschi, about 68% held by the Italian government, plans to exit state control by 2021 as required under an EU-approved bailout. The Italian government postponed the publication of Monte Paschi’s exit plan to the beginning of 2020, the Finance Ministry said in a statement on Sunday, without providing a specific date.
Ahead of Plan
The latest sales will cut the bank’s gross bad loans to 12.5% of the total in 2019, beating its goal of 12.9% for 2021, Paschi said in the statement. Illimity, a Milan-based specialist in corporate bad loans, has purchased portions of Monte Paschi’s soured debt sold earlier.
Italian banks took major strides in reducing their bad loans this year, as many turned to securitization backed by a state guarantee. On top of that, both recovery rates and prices improved this year, a sign that management of delinquent loans has improved.
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte’s government plans to send a letter soon to the European Commission and the EU Competition Authority reiterating it will gradually exit its Monte Paschi stake, Il Sole 24 Ore reported Dec. 28, without citing anyone.
The state’s plan is to find buyers and eventually combine Monte Paschi with another bank. Earlier this year press reports speculated about Unione di Banche Italiane SpA and Banco BPM SpA as potential merger partners.
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Ich warte auf den 1 Euro Kurs zum Einstieg.
Ich warte auf den 1 Euro Kurs zum Einstieg.
8.11.
Deutsche Bank in Italien wegen Bilanzfälschung und Behinderung der Bankenaufsicht verurteilt
https://de.euronews.com/2019/11/08/deutsche-bank-in-italien-…
...Ein Gericht in Mailand hat am Freitag mehrere frühere Manager der italienischen Problembank Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS), der Deutschen Bank und der japanischen Bank Nomura zu Gefängnisstrafen verurteilt.
Die Deutsche Bank AG, ihre Londoner Filiale und Nomura erhielten außerdem Geldstrafen zwischen 3,0 und 3,4 Millionen Euro. Ausserdem werden Vermögenswerte in Höhe von 88 Millionen Euro bei Namura und 64 Millionen Euro bei der Deutschen Bank beschlagnahmt.
In dem seit fast drei Jahren laufenden Prozess ging es unter anderem um Bilanzfälschung und der Behinderung der Bankenaufsicht bei einer Bankenübernahme durch die Monte dei Paschi di Siena. MPS, die älteste Bank der Welt, kämpft seit langem mit großen Problemen.
MPS Spitzenpersonal vom Ex-Präsidenten bis zum Ex-Finanzchef bekamen bis zu siebeneinhalb Jahre Haft, sechs frühere Manager der Deutschen Bank wurden zu Freiheitsstrafen bis zu vier Jahren und acht Monaten verurteilt.
Zwei frühere Nomura-Manager erhielten Urteile von drei Jahren und fünf Monaten beziehungsweise vier Jahren und acht Monaten....
Deutsche Bank in Italien wegen Bilanzfälschung und Behinderung der Bankenaufsicht verurteilt
https://de.euronews.com/2019/11/08/deutsche-bank-in-italien-…
...Ein Gericht in Mailand hat am Freitag mehrere frühere Manager der italienischen Problembank Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS), der Deutschen Bank und der japanischen Bank Nomura zu Gefängnisstrafen verurteilt.
Die Deutsche Bank AG, ihre Londoner Filiale und Nomura erhielten außerdem Geldstrafen zwischen 3,0 und 3,4 Millionen Euro. Ausserdem werden Vermögenswerte in Höhe von 88 Millionen Euro bei Namura und 64 Millionen Euro bei der Deutschen Bank beschlagnahmt.
In dem seit fast drei Jahren laufenden Prozess ging es unter anderem um Bilanzfälschung und der Behinderung der Bankenaufsicht bei einer Bankenübernahme durch die Monte dei Paschi di Siena. MPS, die älteste Bank der Welt, kämpft seit langem mit großen Problemen.
MPS Spitzenpersonal vom Ex-Präsidenten bis zum Ex-Finanzchef bekamen bis zu siebeneinhalb Jahre Haft, sechs frühere Manager der Deutschen Bank wurden zu Freiheitsstrafen bis zu vier Jahren und acht Monaten verurteilt.
Zwei frühere Nomura-Manager erhielten Urteile von drei Jahren und fünf Monaten beziehungsweise vier Jahren und acht Monaten....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.957.184 von faultcode am 04.07.19 19:50:43
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-01/monte-pas…
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Highlights of Monte Paschi’s second-quarter results
• Operating profit rose to EU81.9m from EU69.1m
• Fee and commission income down to EU363.7m from EU403m
• Net interest income slightly down at EU404.3m
• CET1 ratio phasing-in 14%
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA had another tough quarter for earnings, showing how far the state-rescued Italian lender has to go before it can re-emerge as a private company.
Second-quarter net income fell 35% to 65.3 million euros ($72 million) from a year earlier hurt by lower income from lending and fees, the Siena-based bank said. Monte Paschi Chairman Stefania Bariatti said in February that the bank will start working with the government on an exit plan at the end of this year.
Chief Executive Officer Marco Morelli is seeking to turn around the lender by cutting costs, selling non-performing loans and real estate and curbing risk. Undermined by souring debt and derivatives deals that backfired, Monte Paschi received 5.4 billion euros in aid as part of an 8.3 billion-euro recapitalization that resulted in the state owning about 68% of the lender.
Provisions for loan losses fell 20% as bad loans were taken off the books. The bank on Thursday said it agreed to sell a package of bad debt to Cerberus Capital Management for about 455 million euros. The day before it sold unlikely-to-pay loans with a face value of 700 million euros to Illimity Bank SpA.
Monte Paschi said it expects to achieve a non-performing exposures ratio of 12.7% by the end of the year, two years ahead of its targets.
Earnings Struggle
While Morelli has significantly reduced both costs and bad debt since taking over, profit and revenue growth remain elusive. First-quarter earnings fell short of analyst estimates and the bank reported a 101 million-euro loss for the three months before that.
Monte Paschi agreed to a business with authorities that runs until 2021, when the state expects to divest its holdings. The bank’s executives regularly evaluate potential mergers, though any decision would ultimately be made by the Italian state, Morelli has said.
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Monte Paschi Profit Struggles Complicate Exit From State Control
1. August 2019https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-01/monte-pas…
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Highlights of Monte Paschi’s second-quarter results
• Operating profit rose to EU81.9m from EU69.1m
• Fee and commission income down to EU363.7m from EU403m
• Net interest income slightly down at EU404.3m
• CET1 ratio phasing-in 14%
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA had another tough quarter for earnings, showing how far the state-rescued Italian lender has to go before it can re-emerge as a private company.
Second-quarter net income fell 35% to 65.3 million euros ($72 million) from a year earlier hurt by lower income from lending and fees, the Siena-based bank said. Monte Paschi Chairman Stefania Bariatti said in February that the bank will start working with the government on an exit plan at the end of this year.
Chief Executive Officer Marco Morelli is seeking to turn around the lender by cutting costs, selling non-performing loans and real estate and curbing risk. Undermined by souring debt and derivatives deals that backfired, Monte Paschi received 5.4 billion euros in aid as part of an 8.3 billion-euro recapitalization that resulted in the state owning about 68% of the lender.
Provisions for loan losses fell 20% as bad loans were taken off the books. The bank on Thursday said it agreed to sell a package of bad debt to Cerberus Capital Management for about 455 million euros. The day before it sold unlikely-to-pay loans with a face value of 700 million euros to Illimity Bank SpA.
Monte Paschi said it expects to achieve a non-performing exposures ratio of 12.7% by the end of the year, two years ahead of its targets.
Earnings Struggle
While Morelli has significantly reduced both costs and bad debt since taking over, profit and revenue growth remain elusive. First-quarter earnings fell short of analyst estimates and the bank reported a 101 million-euro loss for the three months before that.
Monte Paschi agreed to a business with authorities that runs until 2021, when the state expects to divest its holdings. The bank’s executives regularly evaluate potential mergers, though any decision would ultimately be made by the Italian state, Morelli has said.
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