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gegen den strom schwimmen ist anstrengend, ausser kraft und guten schwimmhäuten benötigt man auch geduld und nerven.... - ist nicht jedermanns bzw. -fraus sache. mit dem strom schwimmen ist einfacher doch ob`s an der börse effektiver ist bezweifle ich.
nur wer gegen den strom schwimmt hat erfolg - hier werden wir ihn haben.................
was auffällig das AIB, EBS und BOI nur bis Ende July Zeit haben Kapital zu beschaffen und Irish Life bis Ende Oktober.
Für die verstaatlichten bleibt weniger Zeit, sehr auffällig für mich, da scheinen schon einige Dinge klar zu sein.
Aib und EBS sind schon voll verstaatlicht, BOI das wird spannend....
NEW YORK (Xetra: A0DKRK - news) (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said on Wednesday he would press for lower interest rates for Dublin's EU/IMF (Berlin: MXG1.BE - news) bailout but insisted higher corporate taxes would not be part of any such deal.
Kenny said a deal had already been reached in principle to lower the nearly 6 percent interest rate on the European Union and International Monetary Fund 85 billion euros (76 billion pound) bailout, and that the details would be hammered out once Portugal finalized details of its pending bailout package.
"At the recent (euro zone) meeting in Brussels ... it was agreed that countries within the bailout package could have a reduction of interest rates applied to them," Kenny told Reuters Insider television.
Kenny said that once details were finalized for a bailout for Portugal, which said late on Tuesday it had reached a three-year bailout deal with the EU and IMF, Dublin could negotiate "an interest rate reduction which would be significant in Ireland (Berlin: IIK.BE - news) 's case."
But he refused to consider higher corporate tax rates in Ireland and said his visit to New York was partly to reassure American firms that might consider putting jobs in Ireland that the country's 12.5 percent tax rate was set in stone.
"The corporate tax rate is not negotiable," he said. "We are not moving from our 12.5 percent corporate tax rate. Our country is open for business."
'BREACH OF TRUST'
Kenny said any such tax hike "would be a massive breach of trust, particularly with American foreign direct investment in this country."
After a euro zone summit in March, Kenny said he had reached a deal in principle to cut Ireland's interest rate by 1 percent, but that he was not prepared to raise corporate taxes in return for the deal.
Portugal's caretaker Prime Minister Jose Socrates announced late on Tuesday that Lisbon had reached a bailout deal with the EU and IMF after weeks of talks, becoming the third euro zone country to do so, after Greece and Ireland.
The interest rate on Portugal's bailout, which Socrates' office says will total 78 billion euros, is expected to be set at a meeting of euro zone finance ministers in mid-May.
Ireland's rescue package agreed to last November (Berlin: NBXB.BE - news) has failed to resolve Ireland's banking crisis and Kenny's government, elected in February, has said the current package must be changed to avoid the risk of default.
The Fine Gael leader said his coalition government is committed to selling $2 billion euro worth of state-owned assets and that any sale will be decided on the basis of which deals could add most jobs to the beleaguered Irish economy.
On Ireland's troubled banks, Kenny said if Anglo Irish Bank needs more help that bondholders should expect to contribute.
"If a requirement comes in for further capital injection into Anglo Irish Bank, the government will treat that accordingly and we would look at the question of senior bond holders in a very different light than we did when we didn't decide to burn senior bond holders with either Allied Irish Bank or Bank of Ireland (Irish: BIR.IR - news) ," he said.
A solution to Irish banks' funding crisis and a cut in the cost of the deeply unpopular EU-IMF bailout would be a huge coup for Kenny. But to get such a deal he will come under intense pressure to concede on Ireland's low company tax rate, viewed as an unfair advantage in other European capitals.
Kenny's government has said it wants to cut the taxpayers' bill for bailing out the banks -- 46 billion euros and climbing -- by imposing losses on unsecured senior bonds in Irish banks not covered by a state guarantee, valued at 16 billion euros.
(Reporting by Mark Egan; Editing by Peter Cooney and Vicki Allen)
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Perform Group plc Interim Management Statement for quarter ended 31 March 2011
Perform Group plc Interim Management Statement
5 May 2011
Q1 trading in-line with expectations - on track to deliver strong full-year growth
Perform Group plc, the global market leader in the distribution and commercialisation of sports content across connected digital platforms, today issues its interim management statement for the period from January 1, 2011 to March 31, 2011.
Perform has continued to grow and develop strongly during the period, with increases across all revenue streams. The Group's revenues for the first quarter grew, year-on-year, by 51%, to £21.7 million from £14.4 million in the same period in 2010.
We remain on-track to deliver strong full-year growth in-line with management expectations.
Business Performance Highlights
Content Distribution
· Three new Watch∓Bet license deals contracted in Q1 taking the total to 26 (31 December 2010: 23).
· 2,768 live Watch∓Bet events streamed in Q1, a year on year increase of 40% (31 March 2010: 1,980).
· 11 new OMNISPORT license deals contracted with 59 licenses in total as at 31 March 2011 (31 December 2010: 48).
· Four new GSM licenses contracted with 136 licenses in total as at 31 March 2011 (31 December 2010: 132).
· Seven new Watch∓Trade licenses contracted in Q1 taking the total to 42 (31 December 2010: 35).
Advertising ∓ Sponsorship
· The ePlayer launched in four new territories in Q1 and is now live in 17 geographies (31 December 2010: 13).
· ePlayer is ranked no. 1 in UK, Germany, France and Italy, and is already ranked no. 5 in US (having only launched in December 2010), in Comscore Online Sports Video for March 2011.
· 585 million video on demand streams viewed across the whole ePlayer network, a year on year increase of 170% (Quarter ended 31 March 2010: 217 million streams).
· 58 million average monthly global unique users across the ePlayer network, a year on year increase of 153% (Quarter ended 31 March 2010: 23 million average monthly unique users).
· Goal.com, the world's largest football website, attracted an average of 19 million monthly website unique users in Q1 and had over 225 million page impressions in March 2011 plus had over 1.5 million Facebook and Twitter fans as at 31 March 2011.
Subscription
· 248,000 subscribers across the Group's Web TV, Smartphone Application and SMS products as at 31 March 2011, up 24% year on year (31 March 2010: 200,000).
· 14 LIVESPORT.tv channels live as at 31 March 2011, with new launches including channels for top flight Dutch football: (www.livedutcheredevisie.tv), Australia's National Rugby League (www.livenrl.tv), Australian Rules Football (www.liveafl.tv), plus channels for the leading Brazilian and Argentinean domestic football leagues: (www.livecampeonatopaulista.tv and www.liveprimeradivision.tv).
Financial position
· On 8 April Perform successfully completed its listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: LSE.L - news) , raising gross primary proceeds of £72.5 million which will be used to accelerate organic growth and pursue strategic acquisitions to drive the Group's development.
· In advance of listing, on 18 February 2011 the Group completed the acquisition for $30 million of the entire share capital of Goal.com (Holdco) S.A. The acquisition was majority financed by a £17 million term loan facility provided by the Bank of Ireland (Irish: BIR.IR - news) .
Oliver Slipper, Joint Chief Executive Officer, said:
"This is our first trading update since listing and we are delighted to report an excellent start to the year, with continued strong growth across all our businesses and geographies. We have signed up new partners, added further sporting content and broadened our reach, attracting on average over 100 million monthly sports fans to our various products and services.
Our unique business model, proven strategy and growing revenues give the Board full confidence that we will deliver strong full-year growth in-line with our expectations."
Enquiries:
Perform Group plc
Oliver Slipper
Telephone 0203 372 0600
Tulchan Communications
Stephen Malthouse
Telephone 020 7353 4200
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Die kaufen Bankschuldverschreibungen zurück. Also muss ja Geld da sein. 
gesagt, irgendetwas is im busch.. geduld geduld
Wo es her kommt ist doch egal. Banken leihen sich Geld bei Banken und müssen es halt zurückzahlen. (Kreditrückzahlung) Nur für die Rückzahlung muss ja Geld da sein, ergo verdient die Bank GELD. Oder nimmt neue Kredite auf.
wir optimisten haben uns massiv getäuscht.
tatsache: jeder der in BOI investiert ist, hat ein scheiß investment getätigt. damit überhaupt mal die performance von einem normalen sparbuch erreicht wird, muss ordentlich was passieren.
ich frage mich schön langsam außerdem was wohl mit dem kurs passiert, falls die BOI doch verstaatlicht wird? 0,10?
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| 12 | 461 | BOI, Kursziel 31.12.2011 | weltumradler | Jens Jensen 2 | 25.04.21 00:35 | |
| 47 | 9.487 | (BOI)denbildung abgeschlossen, | weltumradler | Judas | 25.04.21 00:01 |
