(BOI)denbildung abgeschlossen,

 

http://www.investegate.co.uk/...t-quality-review/201312020718373930U/  

gute Nachricht, CET1 ratio sieht stabil aus! sehr gut FÜR UNS...  

http://www.rte.ie/news/business/2013/1202/490364-bank-of-ireland/  

stabilisierung hier mit einem resplit? um den kurs wieder
in "seriöse" höhen zu bringen? weg vom penny-image.
habe mir auch eine position hingelegt und finde es sehr interessant.....  

... muss nur noch der Kurs mit, im Moment sind wir nochmal abgeprallt... vielleicht auch ein wenig SL-Abfischen!?!

copy  

Vielleicht hat ja Fritz1933 recht mit seinem Idealfall  

http://www.rte.ie/news/business/2013/1202/490364-bank-of-ireland/
Cameron  

obwohl die Wirtschaft in Irland wächst.  

@Cameron  

Sieht nicht danach aus.Aber wir werden es diese woche noch wissen.Bin auf Arbeit und habe leider keine zeit jetzt.Melde mich heute Abend.
Cameron  

 

adequately capitalised’

Central Bank"s balance sheet assessments show additional capital won"t be required

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Bank of Ireland and AIB have capital "in excess of regulatory requirements", balance sheet assessments carried out by the Central Bank of Ireland have found.
Both banks received the results of the asset quality reviews over the weekend.
The reviews, which included an assessment of asset quality, risk weighted assets and point in time capital on June 30th 2013, were carried out at the request of the EU/IMF as part of the bailout agreement.

In a statement this morning, Bank of Ireland said the asset quality review had confirmed the bank had "adequate capital as at 30 June 2013 to meet the requirements determined under the BSA [balance sheet assessment]", and would not be required to raise additional capital.
AIB said it "believes it continues to be well capitalised and in excess of minimum regulatory requirements" based on an initial assessment of the findings of the balance sheet assessment.
The bank will consider the results when preparing its end of year financial statements, the statement added.
 

http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/...ore-capital-29801513.html

http://www.finfacts.ie/irishfinancenews/article_1026923.shtml  

jetzt abwarten, Kräfte sammeln und auf die News warten :)  

The Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland ("Bank of Ireland" or the "Bank")
Bank of Ireland is not required to generate additional capital following the Central Bank of Ireland's Balance Sheet Assessment


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2 December 2013


The Central Bank of Ireland's Balance Sheet Assessment (BSA)/Asset Quality Review (AQR) confirms that Bank of Ireland had adequate capital as at 30 June 2013 to meet the requirements determined under the BSA and consequently the Central Bank of Ireland does not require Bank of Ireland to raise additional capital as a result of the BSA. The Bank continues to expect to maintain a buffer above a CET1 ratio of 10 per cent on a Basel 3 transitional basis.

At the request of the EU/IMF, as Ireland exited the EU/IMF programme of support, the Central Bank of Ireland has conducted a BSA as at 30 June 2013 of the country's banks, including Bank of Ireland. The BSA consists of an assessment by the Central Bank of Ireland of risk classification and provisions against the Central Bank of Ireland's conservative May 2013 Impairment Guidelines, namely an Asset Quality Review (AQR) and a review of the appropriateness of Risk Weighted Assets (RWA).  Taking account of this, the Central Bank of Ireland has estimated a pro-forma Point-in-Time (PiT) capital assessment and capital ratios. The assessment also includes a Data Integrity Verification (DIV) element to ensure key data, data fields and processes are robust. There were no findings or issues arising from the DIV that materially impact the BSA.

The BSA represents a review under the Central Bank of Ireland's Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) and Full Risk Assessment (FRA) and, as such, the result may be considered by the Central Bank of Ireland in determining the Pillar 2 capital requirements of the Bank. Given the proximity of the Capital Requirements Directive and Capital Requirements Regulation (CRD/CRR), together referred to as CRD IV, the PiT capital assessment includes a pro-forma review of capital adequacy versus these anticipated new standards.

The pro-forma PiT capital ratios and assessment by the Central Bank of Ireland, as summarised on Schedule 1 attached, confirms that Bank of Ireland had adequate capital as at 30 June 2013 to cover the requirements determined under the BSA and, consequently, the Central Bank of Ireland does not require Bank of Ireland to raise additional capital as a result of the BSA.

The BSA results and PiT outcomes remain subject to ongoing engagement between the Central Bank of Ireland and Bank of Ireland and will inform the Bank's Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP), capital planning, financial statements and internal stress testing programmes. While the outcome of this engagement cannot be anticipated with certainty and actions taken following engagement with the Central Bank of Ireland may adversely impact capital ratios, the Bank continues to expect to maintain a buffer above a CET1 ratio of 10 per cent on a Basel 3 transitional basis.

With respect to Asset Quality, the Bank's Interim Management Statement of 1 November 2013 stated "The macroeconomic environments in Ireland and the UK, the main markets in which we do business with our customers, have remained broadly stable to slightly improved from the first half of the year and our loan portfolios are continuing to perform in line with our expectations. The Group is continuing to meet all targets for the provision of commercially appropriate restructuring arrangements to cooperating customers who are having difficulty in meeting contractual repayments. Total arrears in our Irish mortgage loan books stabilized in the third quarter of 2013, with the level of early arrears declining." The above continues to be the Bank's experience including that total arrears in the Irish mortgage books fell in October 2013 and early arrears continued to decline.

The European Central Bank (ECB) under the forthcoming Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) will also conduct a Comprehensive Assessment (CA) during 2014. The CA will include a balance sheet and risk assessment and is expected to encompass the European Banking Authority (EBA) and ECB EU-wide stress test. The Central Bank of Ireland has noted that while it is the intention that the significant reviews and outputs of the Central Bank of Ireland's BSA will be utilised in the SSM CA, it is currently not possible to confirm whether this will be the case.


 

Schedule 1








Balance Sheet Assessment (BSA) - Pro Forma 30 June 2013














Notes
BSA application of January 2014 CET 1 Regulatory Capital rules

BSA
application of June 2013 CT1 Regulatory Capital rules











€million

€million








Position at June 2013













Core capital resources (CET 1 / CT1)

7,059(i)

7,228(ii)









Reported RWAs at 30 June 2013

51,054

51,054









CET 1 ratio / CT1 ratio

13.8%

14.2%















Central Bank of Ireland opinions (mean) for the purposes of BSA













Potential of observation re impairment provisions for ROI mortgage portfolio (iii)
A
-360

-360


Potential of observation re specific impairment provisions for Property & Construction, SME and Corporate Loans
B
-486

-486


Potential updated treatment re Expected Loss on defaulted assets
C
-547

-274


Other potential of observation re provisions

34

34









Potential observation/updated treatment re RWAs on defaulted assets
D
3,102

3,102


Potential of observation re performing RWAs
D
3,734

3,734






















BSA Adjusted Pro-forma CET 1 / CT1 ratio incorporating all CBI opinions without mitigation
9.85%

10.61%








Capital actions to meet 8% CET 1 ratio (ECB CA ratioiv) following this exercise

None










Capital actions to meet 10.5% CT1 ratio following this exercise



None















i.                     In the BSA application of January 2014 CET 1 Regulatory Capital rules, core capital resources have been adjusted to reflect the Basel 3 transition adjustments which are expected to apply in January 2014. These transition adjustments principally relate to the pension deficit, expected loss and significant investments.                                        
ii.                    The BSA application of the June 2013 Regulatory Capital rules are consistent with the CT1 capital as at 30 June 2013 reported by the Bank.              
iii.                  The Central Bank of Ireland's opinion for the purposes of BSA is that the potential adjustment to ROI mortgage impairments is €400m. However, the Central Bank of Ireland note that this is subject to finalisation of discussions on the mortgage loan file reviews and may reduce by c. €40m.
iv.                   The ECB has recently stated that the Comprehensive Assessment (CA) will use a target capital ratio of 8% under the CRD IV transitional arrangements.


Notes to the Schedule 1

A.        The Central Bank of Ireland has conducted a review of the impairment provision models, processes and outputs for the Bank. The Central Bank of Ireland notes that mortgage provision estimation is in and of itself uncertain and also reliant on collective assessment. Assumptions utilised in the collective approaches are also dependent on the future realisation of the exposure and/or the underlying collateral. The Central Bank of Ireland's contractor shared its observations with the Bank from their significant work on the review of sample loan files, impairment provision models and relevant model inputs which included any of their assessments on the relevant provisions, models and associated inputs as at 30 June 2013 and none of these observations were considered to be material from a provisioning perspective. However, on the basis of the Central Bank of Ireland's industry wide grid approach to model inputs and alternate workout and collateral realisation assumptions, the Central Bank of Ireland has extrapolated a range of potential provisions on Bank of Ireland's ROI mortgage portfolios with a mean estimate of c. €360m above Bank of Ireland's levels as at 30 June 2013.  The Bank does not believe that the industry wide grid approach to model inputs and assumptions specifically reflects the Bank's risk profile or its expectations for work out approach, related costs, collateral realisation and timing.

B.         In the context of the BSA, as part of its review of risk classifications and loan loss provisionsfor Property and construction, SME and Corporate loans (together "Commercial loans"), the Central Bank of Ireland conducted independent loan file reviews with a sampling of certain cohorts of populations.  The Central Bank of Ireland notes that provision estimation is in and of itself uncertain, as individual assessment is dependent on assumptions regarding the future realisation of the exposure or underlying collateral. Using the observations from the sampling approach and through extrapolations the Central Bank of Ireland has estimated, for the purposes of the BSA, a range of potential specific provision recognitions with a mean estimation of c. €486m greater than Bank of Ireland's levels as at 30 June 2013. The Bank remains confident in its own methodologies, calculations and impairment provisions as at 30 June 2013 and, in the context of the approaches taken during the BSA, the Bank notes that the range of estimated / extrapolated potential mean recognitions represent 9% of the impairment provision stock for Commercial loans as at 30 June 2013 and represent c. 1% in related provision coverage terms.

C.         In the context of the BSA, the Central Bank of Ireland determined an updated and alternative capital treatment of defaulted assets (in terms of both Expected and Unexpected Loss capital requirements), which from a pro-forma capital perspective would result in an expected loss change of up to potentially c. €547m. The Bank notes that it has already substantially incorporated this update in methodology to its Basel 3 projections, including in its pro-forma Basel 3 Fully Implemented CET1 ratio of 8.6% as at 30 June 2013.

D.        The BSA encompassed a review of risk weighted asset calculations and the primary focus of this review was the Internal Ratings Based (IRB) approach utilised by the Bank. In the context of the BSA, the Central Bank of Ireland assessed the outputs of the Bank's IRB models to a series of tests and challenges, as a consequence of which the Central Bank of Ireland has estimated a number of potential observations/updated treatments for RWAs as set out in Schedule 1. A full assessment of internal models used for the calculation of RWA, incorporating a process of agreement with the Bank, did not take place within the time frame of the BSA but rather the Central Bank of Ireland expects that relevant actions resulting from the review will be detailed in a Risk Mitigation Plan as per normal supervisory engagement.
 

... müsste man jetzt eigentlich dabei zugucken können, wie der Kurs lustig neue Höhen erklimmt.  

ein paar draufgepackt . Mal sehen wozu es gut ist . :-)  

...Allied Irish Bank Aktie? Hat diese nicht mehr Potenzial?...


Oder welches Kursziel sehr ihr für die BoI?


Danke für die Antwort.  

Kannst Du Dir selbst ein Bild machen. Sagt eine Menge aus

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... hat die News von heute nichts damit zu tun, ob eine KE zum Rückkauf der Regierungsbeteiligung kommt oder nicht. Sondern sagt nur, unsere BOI erfüllt, so wie sie ist, Mindesteigenkapitalanforderungen nach Basel 3 oder eben dem aktuellen "Stresstest", muss also DESHALB kein weiteres Kapital aufnehmen. Schlicht ein anderes Thema, also. Ich lass mir aber gerne widersprechen, falls jemand da mehr Verständnis - oder ein anderes - in der Sache hat. Grüsse in die Runde ... 38dh  

... auch schon wieder erreicht, also kaum der Rede wert, das kleine Rücksetzerle, oder? Ich bin fast versucht nochmal ein paar Stücke zu kaufen .... 38dh  

bin auch am überlegen, ob ich,  zum mittlerweile dreizehnten mal nachkaufe.

Das Timing dürfte passen, KE hin oder her....

 

Sobal ein Aktienkurs die Bollinger Bänder zu stark überklommen hat fällt er charttechnisch wieder hinein bzw. nähert sich diesem wieder an!
Bei einem normalem Anstieg wird so ein Szenarium nicht passieren.
Also einfach die Füße stillhalten!  

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