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| Steigender BASF SE-Kurs | 5,03 | 9,09 | 18,36 | |
| Fallender BASF SE-Kurs | 4,97 | 9,89 | 14,75 | |
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The Commercial Court has approved an application by Allied Irish Banks plc to reduce its share capital by almost €6bn.
The Commercial Court has approved an application by AIB to reduce its share capital by almost €6 billion.
The effectively nationalised bank wants the reduction to clear losses and to establish a reserve to meet other liabilities.
The move allows AIB to eliminate a €2.35 billion deficit on the bank's profit and loss account.
The remaining €3.6 billion reserve created by the capital reduction be available to the bank for various purposes including eliminating any future permanent losses.
At the Commercial Court, the big business division of the High Court, Ms Justice Mary Finlay Geoghegan today made orders confirming a special resolution passed at an extraordinary general meeting of the bank on July 26 last, allowing it to reduce its share capital by €6 billion.
The Judge said that she was satisfied that no creditors of the bank would be adversely effected by the reduction and agreed with submission made on behalf of AIB that the reduction had "a clear commercial purpose."
The shareholders the Judge said had been treated equitably and had been properly informed of the bank's move.
The judge also noted that neither the Minister for Finance, the Central Bank nor any of AIB's creditors had not objected to the bank's application.
Moving the petition Denis McDonald SC, for AIB, said the bank was seeking the €6 billion reduction in its share capital in order to free up funds and to correct a deficit in its revenue reserves of more than €2 billion.
More than 98% of the banks shareholders have voted in favour of the move, counsel added.
www.rte.ie/news/2012/0503/...pital-by-6bn-to-cover-losses.html
THE Labour Relations Commission (LRC) has signalled that it could need another fortnight to make a recommendation on AIB's massive redundancy scheme.
The LRC's Kevin Foley had hoped to deliver his verdict on redundancy packages and early-retirement deals a week ago, following the bank's early April announcement that it would lay off 2,500 staff.
Sources last night confirmed that Mr Foley had written to the bank and trade union the IBOA in recent days advising them that he needed more time to "explore all avenues to ensure that my proposals can address the needs of the bank, the staff and the union".
Complex issue
Describing the bank's restructuring as a "very complex issue", Mr Foley said he appreciated "that a further delay is inconvenient -- particularly for staff who are anxious for clarity".
"I ask for your forbearance, given the crucial importance of the issue for all concerned," he went on to say, adding that he "hopes" to finalise his recommendation "within the next two weeks".
The recommendations will then be put to trade unions and the bank, who can choose to accept or reject them. It is understood that the bank and union remain at odds over the size of redundancy payments, the terms of early retirement and whether all redundancies will be voluntary.
www.independent.ie/business/irish/...r-redundancy-3100980.html
Habe nun mal 10.000 von der Bank of Ireland und 10.000 von der AIB.
Mal schauen, wohin die Reise geht. Welcher der beiden Werte hat mehr Potential? Fundamental sieht es hier wohl besser aus, wenn ich das richtig interpretiere.
du bist nicht alleine, du hast doch alle deinen kleinen Gyzmo`s mit bei dir!
mfg
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| Strategie | Hebel | |||
| Steigender BASF SE-Kurs | 5,03 | 9,09 | 18,36 | |
| Fallender BASF SE-Kurs | 4,97 | 9,89 | 14,75 | |
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