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Investire Oggi - perpetur_marzo_2010 - © onik

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Notizia tutto sommato positiva:<br />

- L'Irlanda continua cmq ad offrire 20 agli obbligazionisti subordinati di una bad bank come Irish<br />

Nationwide (che non ha più nulla post vendita dei depositi)<br />

- rimane quindi confermato un paracadute di 20 per le LT2<br />

- la sensazione è che i capri espiatori possano rimanere isolati a Anglo e Irish Nationwide e ci sia voglia di<br />

fare pulizia al più presto per ripartire su nuove basi.<br />

Occhio cmq che l'Irlanda continua a fare le OPA forzose...:titanic:<br />

nik.sala 01-03-2011 23:53<br />

Citazione:<br />

Originalmente inviato da Zorba (Messaggio 2049101)<br />

Irish Nationwide offers 20 pct on subordinated debt<br />

DUBLIN, March 1 | Tue Mar 1, 2011 6:02am EST<br />

DUBLIN, March 1 (Reuters) - Nationalised lender Irish Nationwide on Tuesday announced the coercive<br />

buyback of 146 million pounds ($238 million) of subordinated debt at an 80 percent discount, a slight<br />

premium to market prices.<br />

The Irish government last year said it expected subordinated debt holders in nationalised Irish Nationwide<br />

and Anglo Irish Bank to make a contribution after the state spent billions of euros bailing out the lenders<br />

over soured property loans.<br />

The offer applies to 126 million pounds of bonds due in 2016 and 20 million worth of 2018 notes, Irish<br />

Nationwide said in a statement. Bondholders who do not accept the offer by March 18 will be offered<br />

0.001 percent of the bonds' face value.<br />

Dublin's Glas securities said it expected a strong take-up for the offer, after a similar offer for holders of<br />

Anglo Irish Bank subordinated bonds in October saw a participation rate of 90 percent.<br />

[ID:nLDE6BK09V]<br />

"This won't come as much of a surprise to the market as the terms are equivalent to those offered to<br />

Anglo LT2 bondholders last year," said Glas analyst Michael Cummins.<br />

"But in light of previous legal challenge by these bondholders, further legal challenges can't be ruled out."<br />

Ireland's High Court last week approved the sale of deposits from Irish Nationwide and fellow<br />

nationalised lender Anglo Irish Bank, sounding the death knell for two lenders synonymous with the<br />

country's financial woes. [ID:nLDE71N2BF] (Writing by Conor Humphries)<br />

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<strong>Investire</strong> <strong>Oggi</strong> - <strong>perpetur</strong>_<strong>marzo</strong>_<strong>2010</strong> - <strong>©</strong> <strong>onik</strong><br />

Notizia tutto sommato positiva:<br />

- L'Irlanda continua cmq ad offrire 20 agli obbligazionisti subordinati di una bad bank come Irish<br />

Nationwide (che non ha più nulla post vendita dei depositi)<br />

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