Hochprozentiges: der Anleihen-Thread
"Großes Interesse an Hella-Anleihe
15.10.09 – Der Zulieferer Hella ist erstmalig Emittent einer Unternehmensanleihe. Das Interesse war so groß, dass es zu einer vierfachen Überzeichnung kam. Hella wertete diesen Umstand als Vertrauensbeweis des Marktes in das Unternehmen trotz der aktuell ungewissen Zeiten in der Automobilbranche. „Diese Anleihefinanzierung ist für uns ein weiterer Schritt zur Sicherung der Unabhängigkeit des Unternehmens und zur Stärkung unserer finanziellen Flexibilität,“ so Dr. Jürgen Behrend, persönlich haftender geschäftsführender Gesellschafter des Unternehmens.
Die Anleihe hat ein Volumen von 300 Millionen Euro, eine 5-jährige Laufzeit und ist mit 7,25 Prozent verzinst. Mit dem neuen Geld sollen vorrangig Bankkredite refinanziert und Liquiditätsposten erhöht werden.(ar/br"
http://www.bondboard.de/frames/board/...;root=276514&beitragVon=0
Positive net result of 4 million Euro
- net operating cashflow steigt von 24 auf 55 Mio. Euro
- Nettoverschuldung alleine in Q3 um 69 Mio. gesenkt
http://www.bondboard.de/frames/board/...mp;root=9373&beitragVon=0
"In a press statement released on Monday night, an IMF
spokesman said that a Fund mission is currently in Kingston
and discussions on a Stand-By Arrangement are “continuing
to make progress.” This is the first public statement made
by the IMF since Jamaica approached the Fund in early
May and comes on the heels of Central Bank Governor
Latibeaudiere’s—the lead negotiator on a possible
US$1.2 billion IMF Stand-By Arrangement—resignation
last Friday. While IMF spokesman Andreas Adriano did not
provide any details regarding the program, he noted that
authorities are “examining a range of policy options” that
could be supported under an IMF program. The Fund
mission will provide an update on the discussions by the end
of the week. We welcome the IMF statement, especially in
light of the recent developments (the CB governor’s
resignation and Monday’s S&P downgrade of Jamaica to
CCC) as it reduces uncertainty about the status of the IMF
talks. We remain hopeful that an IMF agreement will be
in place this month and stay marketweight Jamaica in
our EMBIG model portfolio."
"Jamaica`s severe fisval situtation as well as the vulnerabilities in the government´s debt profle may give it icentives to negociate with its creditors particularly its resident creditiors that hold the larger bulk of jamaican debt" S&P said in a statement..."
quelle: bondboard.de
Kann ich jedem wärmstens empfehlen.
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Habe jahrelang satte Zinsen aus Jamaika bekommen ... aber Argentinien lässt mit seinem default grüssen.
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Habe nun die A0T6HT mit einer 9 Monats-Rendite von 22 % netto versilbert :-)
Press Release No. 09/467
December 17, 2009
Mr. Trevor Alleyne, chief of an International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission to Jamaica, issued the following statement today in Kingston:
“The Jamaican authorities and an IMF staff mission have reached agreement on the key elements of a program that the IMF would support with a loan under a Stand-By Arrangement (SBA). We will remain in close contact with the authorities over the coming days as they finalize their economic program in a Letter of Intent, which would then be reviewed by IMF management. The current timetable envisages that the IMF’s Executive Board would consider Jamaica’s SBA early in the new year. The SBA under discussion is for a SDR 802.5 million (about US$1.3 billion) over 27 months.
“The program’s main goal is to address the country’s economic imbalances and put Jamaica on a path of sustainable growth. The program with the IMF is also expected to catalyze significant additional financing from other international institutions.
“Jamaica has been hard hit by the global economic crisis, in particular through a sharp decline in bauxite and alumina output, a fall in remittances and a slowdown in tourism revenues. The economy is expected to shrink by around 3.3 percent in 2009.
“The program seeks to resolve the problem of an unsustainable debt position currently at over 130 percent of GDP and other weaknesses in the economy. Key to its success will be implementing a credible medium-term fiscal framework and a pro-active debt management strategy to put the debt-to-GDP ratio on a clear downward path.
“This involves a coordinated set of fiscal reforms to: (i) strengthen public finances, including through new fiscal responsibility legislation; (ii) reform public enterprises and public sector employment; and (iii) make the tax structure more efficient.
“Measures could include a mixture of controls on public sector salaries, some tax increases, as well as cuts in other spending.
“At the same time, the program allows for an increase in social safety net spending to protect the most vulnerable, in particular a 50 percent rise in the budget of the PATH (Program of Advancement through Health and Education) cash transfer and the school feeding programs. In addition, General Consumption Tax (GCT) exemptions on rice and counter flour will be maintained.
“Additional reforms are envisaged to strengthen the resilience of the financial sector.”
Jamaica, which became a member of the IMF on February 21, 1963, has a current IMF quota of SDR273.50 million (about US$ 434 million).
http://www.imf.org/external/np/sec/pr/2009/pr09467.htm