Allied Irish Banks, AIB hilft sich selbst
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Brüssel (RP). Für Griechenland ist die Rettung vor dem Staatsbankrott nach einer monatelangen Zitterpartie in greifbare Nähe gerückt: Trotz ungeklärter Fragen zeichnete sich gestern Abend eine Einigung zwischen den internationalen Geldgebern und Athen auf ein neues, zweites Hilfspaket in Höhe von mindestens 130 Milliarden Euro ab. Die Euro-Finanzminister gaben sich bei ihrem Treffen in Brüssel zuversichtlich, die dringend nötigen Kredite auf den Weg zu bringen. Sonst wäre Athen spätestens Ende März pleite. Im Gegenzug muss Athen mehr Kontrolle erdulden und seine Budgethoheit teilweise abgeben. Für die Schuldentilgung soll es ein Treuhandkonto geben.
Allerdings sind noch Nachbesserungen am Paket nötig: Zur Rettung Griechenlands sollen die Privatgläubiger mehr beitragen als bislang abgesprochen. Am Rande des Eurogruppen-Treffens zog sich die Delegation aus Athen zu Gesprächen mit den Banken und den internationalen Geldgebern zurück, um weitere 5,5 Milliarden Euro einzutreiben. Auch die Europäische Zentralbank soll ihre Gewinne aus Griechenland-Papieren zur Rettung Athens zuschießen, um letzte Finanzierungslücken für das neue Programm zu schließen. Dabei geht es Experten zufolge um zehn bis zwölf Milliarden Euro, gestreckt über die kommenden Jahre.
http://nachrichten.rp-online.de/titelseite/...et-fuer-athen-1.2724103
BRÜSSEL (dpa-AFX) - Nach einem rund elfstündigen Verhandlungsmarathon der Euro-Finanzminister sind die Aussichten auf eine Einigung über ein neues Hilfspaket von 130 Milliarden Euro offenbar gestiegen. EU-Diplomaten sagten am Dienstagmorgen in Brüssel, es zeichne sich ein Konsens über wesentliche Bedingungen für die Griechen-Hilfe ab. So seien eine ständige Kontrollpräsenz der Geberländer in Athen und ein Sperrkonto, mit dem Griechenland seine Schulden tilgen soll, nicht mehr umstritten.
"Sehr schwierig" seien aber nach wie vor die parallel laufenden Verhandlungen der griechischen Regierung mit den Gläubigerbanken. Deren Weigerung, zusätzlich zum teilweisen Forderungsverzicht auch ausstehende Zinsansprüche zu streichen, verzögerte einen Beschluss über das Hilfspaket. Der zusätzliche Verzicht wird vor allem vom Internationalen Währungsfonds (IWF) für nötig gehalten. Er will sich nur am Hilfspaket beteiligen, wenn die Verschuldung Griechenlands bis 2020 auf 120 Prozent der Wirtschaftsleistung gesenkt wird. Nach bisherigen Berechnungen würden nur 129 Prozent erreicht.
Der Vorsitzende der Eurogruppe, Luxemburgs Regierungschef Jean-Claude Juncker, hatte bis zum Dienstagmorgen die Sitzung der Minister dreimal unterbrochen, um Griechenland Verhandlungen mit dem internationalen Bankenverband IIF zu ermöglichen. Die Einigung über den Beitrag von Banken und Versicherungen ist Voraussetzung für das Hilfspaket./eb/mt/DP/zb
http://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/...rzicht-umstritten-1667895
USA fast schon wieder + 4% gestern + 12% geschlossen - in Deutschland ticken die Uhren anders.................
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"Swedbank hat die hypothekarische Aktentasche Allied Irish Banks gekauft
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Die Positionen auf dem lettischen Markt der hypothekarischen Kredite festigend, hat Swedbank die Aktentasche der hypothekarischen Kredite der lettischen Filiale Allied Irish Banks gekauft.
Wie BNS der Pressesprecher der lettischen Filiale Swedbank Christina Jakubowska mitgeteilt hat, wird jetzt lettisch Swedbank 800 neue Kunden-Empfänger der hypothekarischen Kredite bedienen.
«Wir sind mit diesem Geschäft zufrieden, das uns ermöglichen wird die Beziehungen mit schon vorhanden zu festigen, sowie mit den neuen Kunden", – hat der Leiter der Abteilung der Finanzierung der Privatpersonen Swedbank Dsintars Kalninsch gesagt.
Die Bedingungen und die Ordnung der Auszahlung der hypothekarischen Kredite für die Kunden bleibt es vorig übrig, hat Jakubowska bemerkt.
Allied Irish Banks hat die Tätigkeit in Lettland Ende Juni 2007 begonnen, das Geschäft des Kaufs für 40 Mio. Euro der baltischen Gesellschaft der hypothekarischen Kreditgewährung AmCredit erklärt. Das Geschäft ist in Februar 2008 geendet. Ende September 2011 nahm die lettische Filiale Allied Irish Banks nach ausgestellt lettisch домохозяйствам den hypothekarischen Krediten 11 Stelle mit 0,5 % des lettischen Marktes der hypothekarischen Kredite ein.
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Raymond James Bank Finalizes Acquisition of Canadian Assets of Allied Irish Banks
TORONTO, March 1, 2012 /CNW/ - Raymond James Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Raymond James Financial, today announced it has finalized its acquisition of the Canadian assets of Allied Irish Banks' (AIB) Canadian operations through its Canadian subsidiary Raymond James Finance Company of Canada Ltd.
"This initiative underscores our commitment to expand our existing corporate lending practice to other key markets outside of the United States," says Raymond James Bank President, Steve Raney. "Canada is a natural fit for us and we benefit immediately because of the established strong presence of our Canadian investment dealer, Raymond James Ltd. Together, we will be positioned to offer key banking services to corporate and institutional clients in Canada and work to build upon these important relationships."
Daniel Simunac, Managing Director and Principal Officer, will be responsible for the Canadian-based division of Raymond James Bank. He leads a team of five banking professionals all located in Toronto. The Canadian portfolio of Allied Irish Banks is comprised of approximately $507 million in loan commitments, of which $436 million is outstanding. The portfolio is highly diverse with loans across various sectors throughout Canada.
"This acquisition by Raymond James Bank gives us a unique opportunity," says Paul Allison, Chairman and CEO of Raymond James Ltd. "It adds to our existing platform as an important new capability to broaden and enhance our services for our corporate and institutional clients in Canada. And we will work with our colleagues at Raymond James Bank to explore future opportunities to expand certain bank offerings for the benefit our individual clients."
Raymond James is a leading North American independent full service investment dealer offering an extensive range of professional investment services and products including: private client services, financial and estate planning, portfolio management, insurance, equity research, investment banking and institutional sales and trading. Through its network of approximately 5,400 Financial Advisors across North America and in key international centres, Raymond James serves more than 2 million individual clients and manages more than $281 billion in client assets under administration, of which $37 billion is in money management subsidiaries. Raymond James Ltd. serves the capital markets needs of Canadian corporate and institutional clients, and oversees approximately $17 billion in client assets under administration on behalf of individual investors and their families through a network of 460 Financial Advisors working out of 116 locations across Canada.
http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/930271/...of-allied-irish-banks
http://www.ariva.de/news/...orgabe-wegen-positivem-Stresstest-4045325
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30 March
AIB 2011 Annual Results
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http://www.aibgroup.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=AIB_Investor_Relations%2FIR_Homepage&channel=IRCE
3/30/2012 4:31 AM ET
(RTTNews) - Allied Irish Banks Plc (AIBYY.PK: News ) on Friday said its plan to return to profitability by 2014 remains on target after reporting a narrower loss for the challenging fiscal year 2011.
"The Irish economy has remained weak and consumer and government spending continued to decline in 2011. Credit growth was limited and market conditions have not improved. These challenges have led to an increase in our provisions as consumers struggle to fund their commitments and businesses, large and small, limit their borrowings," the company said in a statement.
These factors together with a low interest rate environment have served to compress margins at a difficult time, it noted.
However, exceptional gains and income from the discontinued Polish operations helped offset these negative impacts.
For fiscal 2011, the Ireland-based bank posted pre-tax loss of 5.11 billion euros, compared to prior year's loss of 12.07 billion euros. On a per share basis, loss narrowed to 0.9 cents from the prior year's 564.0 cents.
The results benefited from income from exceptional items of 3 billion euros relating to liability management exercises and loan disposals and 1.6 billion euros of profits relating to Polish discontinued operations.
Loss from continuing operations before exceptionals was 8.09 billion euros, wider than loss of 5.38 billion euros a year ago. According to the company, the deterioration in performance reflected continuing high provision levels, lower interest income on reducing balance sheet volumes and elevated funding costs.
Total provisions climbed 34 percent to 8.16 billion euros.
Before provisions, the bank reported an operating profit of 2.62 billion euros, compared to prior year's loss. Operating profit excluding exceptional items and before provisions was 68 million euros, lower than 658 million euros a year ago, due to lower levels of income and a 4 percent rise in operating expenses.
Annual net interest income declined 27 percent to 1.35 billion euros. Net interest margin declined to 1.03 percent in 2011 from 1.31 percent in 2010.
Regarding the dividend, the company said no dividend was paid in 2011.
Looking ahead, the company expects that the various steps taken to reduce costs, mainly the voluntary redundancy program, will generate a material reduction in cost structure in future years.
The company also said it has made good progress towards achieving the 20.5 billion euros target of deleveraging non-core assets by end of December 2013, which was a condition of the bank's recapitalization.
http://www.rttnews.com/1851283/...4-as-2011-loss-narrows.aspx?type=bn
.RTTNews.com) - Allied Irish Banks plc or "AIB" (AIBYY.PK, ALBK.L) reached an agreement to sell its Polish property fund management subsidiary, AIB PPM sp. z o.o., and AIB Holdings Ltd., a Guernsey subsidiary, to Peakside Capital for undisclosed terms. Deals have also been inked to dispose of AIB's 9.87% interest in Polonia Property Fund LP and 7.5% interest in Polonia Property Fund II Ltd., to Peakside Capital and Partners Group, on a 50:50 basis.
Goodbody Corporate Finance advised AIB on the transaction and the acquisition may be completed during the third quarter of 2012. The positive impact on AIB's capital position as a result of the transaction is not material. The transaction closure is conditional upon obtaining certain regulatory approvals and other consents.
http://www.nasdaq.com/article/...nt-unit---quick-facts-20120402-00165
By Laura Noonan and Tim Healy
Tuesday April 17 2012
AIB yesterday began legal manoeuvres that could clear the way for the bailed-out bank to pay a €280m dividend to the National Pensions Reserve Fund (NPRF) in mid-May.
The bank is asking the High Court to allow its capital to be reduced by €6bn to allow the bank to meet the dividend demand and absorb losses.
A spokeswoman for the bank stressed that the move was "technical" and would have no impact on AIB's capital as analysed by regulators.
She added that the move was authorised by AIB's extraordinary general meeting of shareholders last July.
The Commercial Court's Mr Justice Peter Kelly yesterday said there were some "peculiar aspects" to the bank's application which was "not the more common form of capital reduction". He listed the bank's full petition for hearing later this month.
AIB's senior counsel Denis McDonald stressed that the bank's creditors would not be adversely impacted by the move.
Creditors owed €47.5bn -- or about 40pc of the bank's total debts -- are explicitly protected by the government guarantee scheme.
As well as using the capital release to pay the NPRF dividend (the payment of which must also be approved by the Central Bank), AIB wants to use the money created by the capital reduction to eliminate the deficit on the bank's profit and loss account.
That deficit stood at €2.35bn in December.
The new reserve would also be available to eliminate future permanent losses "subject to this being permissible in the particular circumstances in which it is proposed".
- Laura Noonan and Tim Healy
Irish Independent
http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/...prf-dividend-3082214.html