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Solange Jain den Laden führt schaue ich bei der DB nur zu.
Alf war eine Kinderserie im TV, die kannst du alle Kaufen, kein Interesse.
Aus der Schweiz Interessiert mich nur Nestle
Alf war eine Kinderserie im TV, die kannst du alle Kaufen, kein Interesse.
Aus der Schweiz Interessiert mich nur Nestle
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.276.704 von mule99 am 12.06.12 21:25:07Ob Jain recht behält mit seiner Einschätzung, dass Europa die Schuldenkrise ohne Schaden überwinden wird, wenn es jetzt zusammensteht?
Zitat von mule99: An den Börsen trennt sich die Spreu vom Weizen
Die Marktlogik ist intakt, man schießt sich jetzt voll auf Spanien und vorsichtshalber auch schon mal auf Italien ein", sagte ein Händler. Aktien der italienischen Banken Intesa-Sanpaolo und UniCredit waren mit Kursabgaben von jeweils mehr als 3 Prozent die größten Verlierer unter Europas Banken.
http://www.wallstreetjournal.de/article/SB100014240529702041…
Da hat die ISDA den privaten Gläubigern aber einen gehörigen Dämpfer verpasst, dass die CDS nicht durch die Sanierungskreditlinien ausgelöst werden. Der Blick auf die CDS Positionen offenbart es dann.
Top 10 CDS Positions - Gross Notational (Stand 2. Juni)
Platz 1: REPUBLIC OF ITALY 354,292,544,245 USD
Platz 2: KINGDOM OF SPAIN 189,309,871,790 USD
http://www.isdacdsmarketplace.com/exposures_and_activity/top…
Top 10 CDS Positions - Gross Notational (Stand 2. Juni)
Platz 1: REPUBLIC OF ITALY 354,292,544,245 USD
Platz 2: KINGDOM OF SPAIN 189,309,871,790 USD
http://www.isdacdsmarketplace.com/exposures_and_activity/top…
Die Schweizer haben ja groß eingekauft
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.275.580 von mule99 am 12.06.12 17:12:18Moody's: Developments in Spain, Greece may prompt euro area sovereign rating downgrades
New York, June 08, 2012 -- Recent developments in Spain and Greece could lead to rating reviews and actions on many of the euro area countries, says Moody's Investors Service in the report "Rating Euro Area Governments Through Extraordinary Times -- Implications of Spain's bank recapitalisation needs and the rising risk of a Greek Exit".
As Spain moves closer to the need for direct external support from its European partners, the increased risk to the country's creditors may prompt further rating actions. The official estimates of recapitalising Spain's banking system have risen significantly and the country's indirect reliance on European Central Bank (ECB) funding via its banks has been growing. Moody's is assessing the implications of these increased pressures and will take any rating actions necessary to reflect the risk to Spanish government creditors. Moody's rating on Spain is currently A3 with a negative outlook.
However, Spain's banking problem is largely specific to the country and is not likely to be a major source of contagion to other euro area countries, except for Italy, which likewise has a growing funding reliance on the ECB through its banks.
In contrast, Moody's says that if the risk of a Greek exit from the euro were to rise further, it could lead to additional rating pressures throughout the region. Greece's exit from the euro would lead to substantial losses for investors in Greek securities, both directly as a result of the redenomination and indirectly as a result of the severe macroeconomic dislocation that would likely follow. It could also pose a threat to the euro's continued existence.
The risk of a Greek exit particularly affects the credit standing of Cyprus (Ba1, Negative), Portugal (Ba3, Negative), Ireland (Ba1, Negative), Italy (A3, Negative) and Spain. However, should Greece leave the euro, posing a threat to the euro's continued existence, Moody's would review all euro area sovereign ratings, including those of the Aaa nations.
New York, June 08, 2012 -- Recent developments in Spain and Greece could lead to rating reviews and actions on many of the euro area countries, says Moody's Investors Service in the report "Rating Euro Area Governments Through Extraordinary Times -- Implications of Spain's bank recapitalisation needs and the rising risk of a Greek Exit".
As Spain moves closer to the need for direct external support from its European partners, the increased risk to the country's creditors may prompt further rating actions. The official estimates of recapitalising Spain's banking system have risen significantly and the country's indirect reliance on European Central Bank (ECB) funding via its banks has been growing. Moody's is assessing the implications of these increased pressures and will take any rating actions necessary to reflect the risk to Spanish government creditors. Moody's rating on Spain is currently A3 with a negative outlook.
However, Spain's banking problem is largely specific to the country and is not likely to be a major source of contagion to other euro area countries, except for Italy, which likewise has a growing funding reliance on the ECB through its banks.
In contrast, Moody's says that if the risk of a Greek exit from the euro were to rise further, it could lead to additional rating pressures throughout the region. Greece's exit from the euro would lead to substantial losses for investors in Greek securities, both directly as a result of the redenomination and indirectly as a result of the severe macroeconomic dislocation that would likely follow. It could also pose a threat to the euro's continued existence.
The risk of a Greek exit particularly affects the credit standing of Cyprus (Ba1, Negative), Portugal (Ba3, Negative), Ireland (Ba1, Negative), Italy (A3, Negative) and Spain. However, should Greece leave the euro, posing a threat to the euro's continued existence, Moody's would review all euro area sovereign ratings, including those of the Aaa nations.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.275.580 von mule99 am 12.06.12 17:12:18Und es fällt ein Dominostein nach dem Anderen.
Eurosystem Credit Assesment Framework
http://www.ecb.int/paym/coll/risk/ecaf/html/index.en.html#ra…
Methodology for rating the EFSF
http://www.dbrs.com/research/247683/rating-supranational-ins…
Eurosystem Credit Assesment Framework
http://www.ecb.int/paym/coll/risk/ecaf/html/index.en.html#ra…
Methodology for rating the EFSF
http://www.dbrs.com/research/247683/rating-supranational-ins…
Zitat von mule99: Wenn Moody's den Daume auf BBB+ senkt steht der nächste Haircut ins Haus und in Folge dessen eine Flut an Margin Calls für die sowieso schon wankenden Banken.
Moody's: Developments in Spain, Greece may prompt euro area sovereign rating downgrades
http://www.moodys.com/credit-ratings/Spain-Government-of-cre…
Und wenn DBRS noch hinzukommt, dann wackeln die bei der EZB hinterlegten Collaterals endgültig.
http://www.dbrs.com/research/248149/dbrs-places-italy-s-rati…
DBK Ziel 28,65 für heute ( 70% )
ist schon von unfreiwilliger Komik, dass die Griechen immer Geld aus Griechenland rausschaffen, während wir immer mehr Gekd nach Griechenalnd rüberreichen, das unwiderruflich verloren ist
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