Was meint Ihr, lohnt sich der einstig hier?

www.rte.ie/news/2011/0727/boi.html

The investors are led by Fairfax Financial Holdings and include WL Ross, Capital Research (part of The Capital Group), Fidelity Investments and Kennedy Wilson.

Bank of Ireland said the investors are long-term value investors.
It said they have recognised how the bank has faced up to and focused on dealing with its challenges, have endorsed its strategy and share its view that the economy in Ireland will come through a difficult period of adjustment and return to growth.

The bank said after the completion today of the rights issue and 'rump' placing exercise, the combined shareholding of these investors will be 34.9%.

This is still subject to the satisfaction of certain regulatory and other conditions.

Bank of Ireland also said the State's stake holding in the bank will fall to 15.1%.

In a statement this evening, the bank said the sale of the stake to the investors will require the approval of independent shareholders and added that an EGM will be held on this matter 'in due course'.

The net proceeds from the sale of the Rump of approximately 0.08 cent per unit of New Ordinary Stock sold (after deduction of the Rights Issue Price of 10 cent per unit of New Ordinary Stock and associated costs, including any brokerage and commissions and taxes) will be paid (without interest and rounded down to the nearest cent) to Qualifying Stockholders who have not taken up their entitlements pro rata to their lapsed provisional allotments. This will amount to a payment of approximately 0.01 cent in respect of each unit of New Ordinary Stock not taken up in the Rights Issue

gelesen? verstanden?
meine interpretation:
jeder der seine rechte nicht genutzt hat kriegt anteilig den erlös aus dem rump placing und maximal 0,01 ct pro bezugsrecht?

auf einmal aus ! :-))

^davon

sogar chalif, der kann ein paar tüten mitbringen. die von aldi, für gefriesachen natürlich

... fertig mit den lustigen bildchen seid, würd ich doch mal kurz eine frage in die runde werfen.

WAS in drei gottes namen hält den kurs jetzt noch vom steigen ab? die us-farce? ich bitte euch ...
gerade die wäre doch eher noch ein grund, in neue SOLIDE werte in good old europe zu investieren.

die ungewissheit, das bald zig milliarden mehr aktien auf den markt kommen 

By Laura Noonan

Thursday July 28 2011

THE identity of Bank of Ireland's new strategic investors was revealed last night as the bank completed the final stage of a €5.2bn capital raise that will see the State's shareholding fall to just 15pc.

Canadian insurance giant Fairfax Financial, described as the "lead" in the deal, is taking a stake of just over 9pc in BoI, with the same share going to billionaire investor Wilbur Ross and the US investment giant Fidelity.

California-based investment house Capital Group will hold about 6pc, while fellow US firm Kennedy Wilson will get a much smaller stake after investing €25m of the €1.05bn stumped up by the quintet.

Fairfax Financial chief executive Prem Wasra confirmed the companies' respective shareholdings in an interview with the Irish Independent last night and said they would appoint one director.

All shareholdings will be managed independently, removing the need to seek regulatory approval for a stake of more than 10pc.

Mr Wasra described his outfit as "friendly investors" seeking "long-term value" and said they would hold their positions for several years.

In a statement, BOI said the new shareholders "have endorsed the bank's strategy and the bank's view that the Irish economy will come through a difficult period of adjustment and return to growth".

The comments were echoed by Mr Wasra. He heaped praise on BOI boss Richie Boucher, saying: "We wouldn't have done the deal without him."

Yesterday's manoeuvres mean that 'old' shareholders will be left with 31pc of the bank, bondholders will get 19pc, while the State gets 15pc and the newcomers get 35pc.

The new investors are getting close to the maximum 37pc stake they hoped for after 65pc of the bank's 'old' shareholders passed up their opportunity to

Continued on Page 3: Interview with Prem Wasra

- Laura Noonan

Quelle:

www.independent.ie/business/irish/...-their-cover-2833236.html

Eigentlich sind diese Aussagen keine neue Erkenntnis. Die Aktien der europäischen Banken kennen bereits seit vielen Monaten nur eine Richtung: nach unten – Stresstest hin oder her. Marktteilnehmern zufolge folgt Goldman Sachs mit der heutigen Herunterstufung damit nur die längst vollzogene Korrektur des Marktes.

Trotzdem geben die Bankenwerte heute erneut nach. Der Stoxx-Banken-Index rutscht zeitweise um 1,7 Prozent ins Minus. In Frankfurt verlieren sowohl die Papiere der Deutsche Bank als auch der in den letzten Monaten besonders gebeutelten Commerzbank überdurchschnittlich.

Am härtesten trifft es allerdings die italienischen Banken. Zwar haben auch deren Aktien in diesem Jahr bereits zweistellige Verluste erlitten, doch geht es auch heute weiter abwärts. Mit Abschlägen von zeitweise fünf bis sieben Prozent waren Intesa Sanpaolo und UniCredit die größten Verlierer im Stoxx50-Banken-Index. In Mailand brach der Standardwerte-Index um bis zu 2,6 Prozent und damit deutlich stärker als die übrigen Indizes ein.

Italienische Banktitel unter Druck
Die Titel von Intesa wurden aufgrund der hohen Verluste zeitweise sogar vom Handel ausgesetzt. Sie lagen am Nachmittag noch 4,4 Prozent im Minus. Auch UniCredit müssen mehr als vier Prozent abgeben. Italien ist allerdings auch deshalb ins Visier der Märkte geraten, weil die Deutsche Bank, Europas führende Investmentbank, ihre Nettopositionen gegenüber dem Mittelmeerland in den vergangenen sechs Monaten drastisch von acht Milliarden auf nur eine Milliarde Euro abgebaut hat. Dies zeugt von wachsendem Misstrauen gegenüber der Kapazität Italiens, seine Schulden abzubauen.

Börsianer weisen zudem darauf hin, dass europäische Banken - wie übrigens viele andere Anleger in der Welt - von einem möglichen Zahlungsausfall der USA viel stärker betroffen würden als von der Schuldenkrise in Euroland. Der Bank für Internationalen Zahlungsausgleich (BIZ) zufolge halten europäische Geldinstitute nach dem ersten Quartal dieses Jahres US-Staatsanleihen im Wert 752,6 Milliarden Dollar. Wie wohl Goldman Sachs darauf reagiert?

boerse.ard.de/content.jsp?key=dokument_549514

es sit nicht Lady Gaga, sondern ein LadyBOI in Patong. Soviel dazu, um die nächste Diskussion loszutreten.

Brauche jetzt langsam steigende Kurse sonst kommt der Margin Mann...

mein Broker zeigt mir 0,1020

geringe Umsätze, aber steigend.

Was erwartet uns heute?

RT 0,1045

jetzt bin ich schlauer.

Fairfax, WL Ross main new Bank of Ireland investors

 

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/28/...ealEstateNews&rpc=43

 

DUBLIN, July 28 (Reuters) - Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings and U.S. buyout firm WL Ross & Co will each take a 9 percent stake in Bank of Ireland following their investment this week, the Toronto-based company was quoted as saying on Thursday.

The two were among a group of investors who bought a 1.1 billion euro ($1.58 billion) stake in the bank on Monday, ensuring it would stay out of full state control, and increased their combined stake to 35 percent following the results of a rights issue on Wednesday.

Bank of Ireland named the other investors as Boston-based Fidelity Investments and the California-headquartered pairing of investment firm The Capital Group and Kennedy Wilson , a real estate company.

Fairfax Financial Chief Executive Prem Wasra told the Irish Independent newspaper that as well as its and WL Ross & Co's near-20 percent holding, The Capital Group will take a stake of about 6 percent in the bank.

He said Kennedy Wilson will get a much smaller amount after investing 25 million euros.

Bank of Ireland declined to comment on Wasra's remarks regarding the size of individual stakes, but a source close to the process told Reuters that they were correct.

The Fairfax CEO added the group of investors saw real value in the only Irish lender to effectively avoid nationalisation.

"We looked at the long-term future of the bank, we think it's appropriately capitalised to deal with the stress test scenarios... We see real value here," Wasra told the newspaper.

"The bank has an excellent disciplined credit culture. In a property and construction tsunami, no bank is spared," he added, referring to the property crash that helped push five of Ireland's previously six-strong banking sector either out of business or into state hands.

Wasra, who founded the Toronto-based insurer and investment company in 1985, has been dubbed as "Canada's Warren Buffett" for past investment wins, including bets against the U.S. housing market that brought in billions when it collapsed in 2007. ($1 = 0.695 Euros) (Reporting by Padraic Halpin; Editing by David Hulmes)

gemütlich.
Die Amis tzz tzz..

gehts los...

 also denke dass Wochende Amerika was beschliesst, das dürfte wie Ein Befreiungsschlag wirken, für alle Aktien, besonders für uns

So KÖNNTE sich das m. M. nach erst mal entwickeln -- spannend wird´s dann bei ca. 18ct...