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camaleonte 15-12-<strong>2010</strong> 09:36<br />

Citazione:<br />

Originalmente inviato da cumulate (Messaggio 1933688)<br />

è verosimile che archiviato il <strong>2010</strong> (i mercati azionari continuano a galleggiare mentre i bond a fatica<br />

mantengono i supporti dell'ultimo scivolone), ci sia un down trend, anche marcato.<br />

Su una discesa decisa dei mercati azionari nel 1° trimestre 2011 e un ulteriore limitato arretramento dei<br />

bond si potrebbe però anche configurare un'opportunità di acquisto.<br />

Infatti, quando gli spread tra i rendimenti a lungo e a breve termine si allargano, come sta avvenendo in<br />

America e non solo, di solito anticipano un rialzo dei tassi. In questo caso, liquiderei le mie posizioni per<br />

fine Gennaio, ma solo in gain!<br />

Zorba 15-12-<strong>2010</strong> 09:40<br />

i mercati hanno accolto in maniera tiepida (no tracolli) la legge irlandese. Alla fine è solo un provvedimento<br />

programmatico, che non prevede automatisti. I mercati lo sanno già che i governi possono emanare leggi<br />

che modificano i termini dei bond subordinati d banche distressed (il Negus lo dice già da un paio<br />

d'anni:up:): la bozza irlandese non aggiunge nulla.<br />

*.*.*<br />

<strong>Investire</strong> <strong>Oggi</strong> - <strong>perpetue</strong>_<strong>week</strong>_<strong>50</strong>_<strong>2010</strong> - <strong>©</strong> <strong>onik</strong><br />

Burden-sharing move fails to excite markets<br />

SUZANNE LYNCH<br />

REACTION: THERE WAS a relatively muted reaction on bond markets yesterday to the announcement<br />

that the Government will have the power to make holders of the subordinated debt of Irish banks take a<br />

writedown on their investment.<br />

The imposition of burden-sharing had been mooted in the memorandum of understanding drawn up<br />

between Ireland and the IMF- EU and, to an extent, had been пpricedи in by the market.<br />

Michael Symonds of Daiwa Capital Markets in London said yesterdayтs legislation was not unexpected.<br />

However, he pointed out that it was questionable whether the decision to impose losses on subordinated<br />

bondholders would bring much economic benefit to the State in the long run, considering the relatively<br />

small amount of Irish bank subordinated debt in existence relative to banking system assets.<br />

There is approximately …10 billion of Irish bank subordinated debt in existence, comprising about …4.75<br />

billion in AIB and just over …4 billion in Bank of Ireland subordinated debt.<br />

Last <strong>week</strong>, Bank of Ireland announced a debt exchange tender for up to …1.5 billion of its lower tier two<br />

debt, at a discount of between 46 and 58 per cent, which will help the bank to meet its capital requirements.<br />

AIB has yet to announce such a scheme, but analysts said yesterdayтs legislation implied that if some kind<br />

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