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vielleicht hat jemand seine bonusaktien bekommen, nachdem er seine anteile schon verkauft hat
und da hat er sich gedacht, was soll ich mit 3 aktien und hat ohne limit verkauft
ob das sinn macht sein mal dahin gestellt
und da hat er sich gedacht, was soll ich mit 3 aktien und hat ohne limit verkauft
ob das sinn macht sein mal dahin gestellt
Da läuft doch wieder eine absolute Gaunerei an der Frankfurter Börse ab !!!!!
Oder wie ist es möglich dass mit 3 Aktien( = Wert ca 14,14 € !!!!!!)
ein Kursverfall von ca. 25 % erreicht wird
Ist die Börsenaufsicht blind ????
Das fällt übrigens oft auf , dass mit 1-3 Aktien Kurse gemacht werden, die ein normaler Investor nie kaufen würde, denn oft sind die Gebühren dann höher als der gehandelte Börsenwert.
Wo kann man eigentlich solche unlogische Transaktionen melden ?
mfg
Mojo Alex
Oder wie ist es möglich dass mit 3 Aktien( = Wert ca 14,14 € !!!!!!)
ein Kursverfall von ca. 25 % erreicht wird
Ist die Börsenaufsicht blind ????
Das fällt übrigens oft auf , dass mit 1-3 Aktien Kurse gemacht werden, die ein normaler Investor nie kaufen würde, denn oft sind die Gebühren dann höher als der gehandelte Börsenwert.
Wo kann man eigentlich solche unlogische Transaktionen melden ?
mfg
Mojo Alex
"Half Year - GTB Posts N23 Billion Profit
Daily Trust (Abuja) - 22 September 2008
Guaranty Trust Bank PLC has recorded a Profit Before Taxation (PBT) of N23.0 billion for this half year period.
This is a 109% increase from N11.0 billion recorded in the corresponding period last year.
The bank's Total Assets plus Contingents grew by 43% from N840.4 billion to N1.2 trillion, while shareholders' funds stood at N167.1 billion as at 31 August 2008.
A statement made available to Daily Trust by the bank weekend said the financial results announced Friday on the floor of the Nigerian Stock exchange, showed that it grew its Gross earnings from N33.0 billion recorded in the corresponding period of last year to N57.2 billion this year.
The statement said: "Guaranty Trust Bank plc has again demonstrated its strong footing in the nation's financial industry with its latest un-audited financial score card indicating a remarkable 109% increase in its Profit Before Tax for six months ended August 2008; confirming the bank's increasing share of the banking industry."
The bank has also changed its financial year end from February 29th to December 31st, starting from this year.
According to the Managing Director of the bank Tayo Aderinokun, the decision of the bank is in keeping with its tradition of ensuring the adoption of international best practices, as many renowned international banks have December 31st as their financial year end.
He said the decision would also align the bank's year end with that of its subsidiaries, which already operate a 31st December year end.
He said that the bank was one of the few banks that indicated its intention to comply with the initially proposed uniform December year end by the CBN.
Daily Trust can report that with over 140 business offices in Nigeria and banking subsidiaries in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia and the United Kingdom, Guaranty Trust Bank has over the years maintained a stable position as a major player in the Nigerian financial services industry."
Daily Trust (Abuja) - 22 September 2008
Guaranty Trust Bank PLC has recorded a Profit Before Taxation (PBT) of N23.0 billion for this half year period.
This is a 109% increase from N11.0 billion recorded in the corresponding period last year.
The bank's Total Assets plus Contingents grew by 43% from N840.4 billion to N1.2 trillion, while shareholders' funds stood at N167.1 billion as at 31 August 2008.
A statement made available to Daily Trust by the bank weekend said the financial results announced Friday on the floor of the Nigerian Stock exchange, showed that it grew its Gross earnings from N33.0 billion recorded in the corresponding period of last year to N57.2 billion this year.
The statement said: "Guaranty Trust Bank plc has again demonstrated its strong footing in the nation's financial industry with its latest un-audited financial score card indicating a remarkable 109% increase in its Profit Before Tax for six months ended August 2008; confirming the bank's increasing share of the banking industry."
The bank has also changed its financial year end from February 29th to December 31st, starting from this year.
According to the Managing Director of the bank Tayo Aderinokun, the decision of the bank is in keeping with its tradition of ensuring the adoption of international best practices, as many renowned international banks have December 31st as their financial year end.
He said the decision would also align the bank's year end with that of its subsidiaries, which already operate a 31st December year end.
He said that the bank was one of the few banks that indicated its intention to comply with the initially proposed uniform December year end by the CBN.
Daily Trust can report that with over 140 business offices in Nigeria and banking subsidiaries in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia and the United Kingdom, Guaranty Trust Bank has over the years maintained a stable position as a major player in the Nigerian financial services industry."
Nigerias Wirtschaft hat im zweiten Quartal ihr Wachstumstempo gesteigert. Das BIP legte um 6,7% zum Vorjahr zu. Im ersten Quartal waren es noch 5,5%.
Quelle: FTD
Quelle: FTD
GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC
UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR SECOND QUARTER ENDING AUGUST 31, 2008
2008 2007 %CHANGE
TURNOVER: N57.2b N33.0b 73
PROFIT BEFORE TAX: N23.0b N11.0b 109
TAXATION: (N7.4b) (N3.5b) 109
PROFIT AFTER TAX: N15.7b N7.5b 109
(N15.7b entsprechen etwa 93.080.000€)
109% Profitsteigerung davon können einige Banken nur träumen!
Und dann haben wir solche Kurse.
Vielleicht sollte sich GTB mal etwas bekannter machen und sich auch als "Retter" einiger US-Banken anbieten!
UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR SECOND QUARTER ENDING AUGUST 31, 2008
2008 2007 %CHANGE
TURNOVER: N57.2b N33.0b 73
PROFIT BEFORE TAX: N23.0b N11.0b 109
TAXATION: (N7.4b) (N3.5b) 109
PROFIT AFTER TAX: N15.7b N7.5b 109
(N15.7b entsprechen etwa 93.080.000€)
109% Profitsteigerung davon können einige Banken nur träumen!
Und dann haben wir solche Kurse.
Vielleicht sollte sich GTB mal etwas bekannter machen und sich auch als "Retter" einiger US-Banken anbieten!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.059.370 von soulmate81 am 11.09.08 10:10:20@soulmate81
War bei mir auch so! Habe die gestückelte Aktie bar ausgezahlt bekommen. Hoffentlich zum Kurs vom Ex-Tag.
War bei mir auch so! Habe die gestückelte Aktie bar ausgezahlt bekommen. Hoffentlich zum Kurs vom Ex-Tag.
bei mir dasselbe
in meiner abrechnung stand aber, dass Stückelungen bar ausgezahlt werden!
in meiner abrechnung stand aber, dass Stückelungen bar ausgezahlt werden!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.045.967 von soulmate81 am 10.09.08 10:17:24bei mir auch! hab sogar eine 0,545 - Aktie 
heute wurden die Gratisaktien meinem Depot (comdirect) zugeteilt
"GTBank clinches 2008 Best Bank in Mobile Banking Award
Date: Sat, 30th August, 2008 7:24pm
● Guaranty Trust electronic Notification system (GeNs) & GTConnect; Nigeria’s first fully interactive contact centre thrives
Barely two weeks after the bank received the 2008 Deal of the Year Award for Nigeria from the Banker: Financial Times, Guaranty Trust Bank on Saturday, August 16, 2008 mounted the rostrum yet again to receive an award for emerging the 2008 Best Bank in Mobile Banking at the Nigerian Telecom Awards. Guaranty Trust Bank finished ahead of First Inland Bank and Diamond Bank.
The award was in recognition of the bank’s innovative alternative service delivery channels – GeNs and GTConnect. Customers are kept abreast of transactions on their account(s) through GeNs while GTConnect; Nigeria’s first fully interactive contact centre allows customers of the bank conduct virtually all banking transactions; anywhere and anytime.
The Nigerian Telecom Awards is an annual event; organized by Logica Telecom Awards Limited, to recognize and celebrate excellence in service delivery on banking transactions via the mobile network and the criteria for deciding the winner of this award are the spread of transaction and transaction notification. The Award is yet another attestation to the fact that Guaranty Trust Bank is not resting on its oars in striving to be the best at what it does; even amidst several awards, accolades and recognitions.
Mr. Isa Omagu, Group Head, Telecommunications, while receiving the award on behalf of the bank stated, “… it is our commitment to customer centric banking that has pioneered the introduction of GeNs and GTConnect into the Nigerian banking menu list.”
The Guaranty Trust Bank’s awards and recognitions cabinet has continued to struggle for space to accommodate its ever growing list of laurels. The bank was voted the Most Respected Financial Institution by PriceWaterhouseCoopers; Bank of the Year, Best Bank in Corporate Governance, Best Bank for Brand Development and the Most Customer Friendly Bank in Nigeria by Vanguard Newspapers; as well as Bank of the Year and Brand of the Year by Thisday Newspapers.
This ever growing list of achievements serve to bolster the bank’s reputation as one of Nigeria's most profitable and fastest growing banks and reinforces the AA- (double A minus) by Fitch; and BB- (double B minus) by Standard & Poor's, the best ratings assigned by the two international rating agencies to any Nigerian or West African-based bank. Remarkably, the Standard & Poor's rating is the same as Nigeria’s sovereign rating."
Date: Sat, 30th August, 2008 7:24pm
● Guaranty Trust electronic Notification system (GeNs) & GTConnect; Nigeria’s first fully interactive contact centre thrives
Barely two weeks after the bank received the 2008 Deal of the Year Award for Nigeria from the Banker: Financial Times, Guaranty Trust Bank on Saturday, August 16, 2008 mounted the rostrum yet again to receive an award for emerging the 2008 Best Bank in Mobile Banking at the Nigerian Telecom Awards. Guaranty Trust Bank finished ahead of First Inland Bank and Diamond Bank.
The award was in recognition of the bank’s innovative alternative service delivery channels – GeNs and GTConnect. Customers are kept abreast of transactions on their account(s) through GeNs while GTConnect; Nigeria’s first fully interactive contact centre allows customers of the bank conduct virtually all banking transactions; anywhere and anytime.
The Nigerian Telecom Awards is an annual event; organized by Logica Telecom Awards Limited, to recognize and celebrate excellence in service delivery on banking transactions via the mobile network and the criteria for deciding the winner of this award are the spread of transaction and transaction notification. The Award is yet another attestation to the fact that Guaranty Trust Bank is not resting on its oars in striving to be the best at what it does; even amidst several awards, accolades and recognitions.
Mr. Isa Omagu, Group Head, Telecommunications, while receiving the award on behalf of the bank stated, “… it is our commitment to customer centric banking that has pioneered the introduction of GeNs and GTConnect into the Nigerian banking menu list.”
The Guaranty Trust Bank’s awards and recognitions cabinet has continued to struggle for space to accommodate its ever growing list of laurels. The bank was voted the Most Respected Financial Institution by PriceWaterhouseCoopers; Bank of the Year, Best Bank in Corporate Governance, Best Bank for Brand Development and the Most Customer Friendly Bank in Nigeria by Vanguard Newspapers; as well as Bank of the Year and Brand of the Year by Thisday Newspapers.
This ever growing list of achievements serve to bolster the bank’s reputation as one of Nigeria's most profitable and fastest growing banks and reinforces the AA- (double A minus) by Fitch; and BB- (double B minus) by Standard & Poor's, the best ratings assigned by the two international rating agencies to any Nigerian or West African-based bank. Remarkably, the Standard & Poor's rating is the same as Nigeria’s sovereign rating."
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