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Първоначално изпратено от INSIDER-AПървоначално изпратено от Romeo_1978Най вероятно разпродават естонците от Hansa Eastern Europe Equity Fund. Ноември и декември те разтоварваха ЦКБ и ПИБ. От отчета им към 31.12.08 се вижда, че вече нямат акции от ЦКБ а от ПИБ са останали доста малко, лично според мен ще разтоварят напълно съвсем скоро.
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Първоначално изпратено от Romeo_1978Най вероятно разпродават естонците от Hansa Eastern Europe Equity Fund. Ноември и декември те разтоварваха ЦКБ и ПИБ. От отчета им към 31.12.08 се вижда, че вече нямат акции от ЦКБ а от ПИБ са останали доста малко, лично според мен ще разтоварят напълно съвсем скоро.
не е препоръка за покупко-продажба на цкМНЕНИЕТО МИ (в никакъв случай) НЕ Е ПРЕПОРЪКА ЗА ПОКУПКА ИЛИ ПРОДАЖБА НА ЦЕННИ КНИЖА
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Първоначално изпратено от Romeo_1978Най вероятно разпродават естонците от Hansa Eastern Europe Equity Fund. Ноември и декември те разтоварваха ЦКБ и ПИБ. От отчета им към 31.12.08 се вижда, че вече нямат акции от ЦКБ а от ПИБ са останали доста малко, лично според мен ще разтоварят напълно съвсем скоро.
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Относно въпроса: Защо от Hansa Eastern Europe Equity Fund си прехвърлиха акциите на 19.10.2008 при цена 1.07 след като на борсата вървяха по 3.30 ????За спекуланта е вредно да чете новини и още повече анализи .
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Най вероятно разпродават естонците от Hansa Eastern Europe Equity Fund. Ноември и декември те разтоварваха ЦКБ и ПИБ. От отчета им към 31.12.08 се вижда, че вече нямат акции от ЦКБ а от ПИБ са останали доста малко, лично според мен ще разтоварят напълно съвсем скоро.
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Ето за неверниците:
Moody's changes outlook on Bulgaria's banking system to negative
Rating outlook of four Bulgarian banks also changed to negativeLimassol, January 15, 2009 -- Moody's Investors Service has today changed the credit outlook for Bulgaria's
banking system to negative from stable. This outlook expresses Moody's expectations for the fundamental
credit conditions in the Bulgarian banking system over the next 12 to 18 monhs.
Moody's has also changed to negative from stable the outlook on the Bank Financial Strength Ratings
(BFSRs) and long-term local currency deposit ratings of the following two Bulgarian banks: DSK Bank PLC
and Raiffeisenbank (Bulgaria) EAD. Additionally, the outlook on all ratings of First Investment Bank and MKB
Unionbank has been changed to negative from stable. The outlook on all ratings of International Asset Bank
has also been changed to stable from positive. See below for a detailed list of the ratings affected.
"The change in the credit outlook on Bulgaria's banking system and the outlook on the ratings of individual
banks, reflects the weakening operating environment in Bulgaria and expectations that it will have a severe
impact on the banks' financial fundamentals, mainly profitability and asset quality," says Elena Panayiotou, a
Moody's Analyst, and lead analyst for Bulgarian banks.
Moody's expects the domestic economic growth and activity to slow down significantly in the short-tomedium-
term, mostly due to anticipated lower levels of foreign direct investment in the country -- mainly in
the construction and the real estate sectors -- a reflection of the global financial conditions which affects
investor behaviour. "Moreover, the performance of the export industry and the tourism sectors is expected to
deteriorate further, while private consumption is also likely to decline. Subsequently, such weakening
economic conditions in Bulgaria are likely to have an impact on the growth prospects and the financial
performance of banks operating in the country," adds Ms Panayiotou.
Furthermore, Moody's notes that the financial difficulties faced by the foreign parents of Bulgarian banks in
their home countries -- mainly operating in Western European markets -- is expected to impact the level of
funds channelled from the parent banks to their Bulgarian subsidiaries but also elevate the costs of these
funds. Moreover, fierce competition for customer deposits in Bulgaria is likely to continue to put further
pressure on the banks' funding costs, their interest rate margins and hence their profitability levels.
The rating agency notes that the rapid credit expansion that has been taking place in Bulgaria over the recent
years, together with the rising levels of consumer indebtedness in the country, has raised concerns about the
future performance of the banks' credit portfolios once loans start to season and go through an economic
cycle. As Bulgaria's economic environment is expected to weaken and unemployment levels to increase
further, Moody's believes that the banks' asset quality metrics will deteriorate, exerting a downward pressure
on the banks' earnings, capital cushion and therefore their ratings.
Moody's will continue to closely monitor the ongoing economic crisis and, depending on the severity and
longevity of the crisis and on the degree of potential problems in troubled sectors, may downgrade ratings of
those Bulgarian banks that exhibit weakened financial strength, particularly in terms of asset quality and
profitability.
The change in outlook to negative from stable applies to the following issuers and ratings:
DSK Bank AD
- D+ BFSR
- Baa1 long-term local currency deposit rating
Raiffeisenbank (Bulgaria) EAD
- D+ BFSR
- Baa1 long-term local currency deposit rating
First Investment Bank AD
- D BFSR
- Ba1 long-term local and foreign currency deposit ratings
- Ba1 long-term senior unsecured debt rating
- Ba2 long-term subordinated debt rating
MKB Unionbank AD
- D- BFSR
- Ba1 long-term local and foreign currency deposit ratings
The change in outlook to stable from positive applies to the following issuer and ratings:
International Asset Bank AD
- E+ BFSR
- B1 long-term local and foreign currency deposit ratings
Moody's previous rating action on DSK Bank and Raiffeisenbank (Bulgaria) was on 30 September 2008,
when it changed the outlook on the short-term and long-term foreign currency deposit ratings of Baa3/Prime-
3 to stable from positive, in line with a similar change in Bulgaria's ceiling for such instruments. Moody's last
rating action on First Investment Bank AD (Bulgaria) was on 16 September 2008 when the agency confirmed
the issuer's ratings which had been placed on review for possible downgrade, following the short-lived run on
customer deposits experienced by the bank during the second week of May that was prompted by rumours
about the bank. Moody's previous rating action on International Asset Bank was on 24 April 2007, when it
placed a positive outlook on all the bank's ratings. Moody's previous rating action on MKB Unionbank was on
31 July 2007, when it first assigned ratings to the bank. No further rating action has been taken on this
institution since then.
The principal methodologies used in rating the banks covered by this press release are "Bank Financial
Strength Ratings: Global Methodology" and "Incorporation of Joint-Default Analysis into Moody's Bank
Ratings: A Refined Methodology", which can be found on www.moodys.com in the Credit Policy &
Methodologies directory, in the Ratings Methodologies subdirectory. Other methodologies and factors that
may have been considered in the process of rating these banks can also be found in the Credit Policy &
Methodologies directory.
At the end of September 2008, DSK Bank had total assets of BGN8.766 billion (EUR4.482 billion);
Raiffeisenbank (Bulgaria) had total assets of BGN7.160 billion (EUR3.661 billion); First Investment Bank had
total assets of BGN 4.229 billion (EUR2.162 billion); MKB Unionbank had total assets of BGN1.410 billion
(EUR721 million); and International Asset Bank had total assets of BGN555 million (EUR284 million). All
banks are headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Limassol
Mardig Haladjian
General Manager
Financial Institutions Group
Moody's Investors Service Cyprus Limited
JOURNALISTS: 44 20 7772 5456
SUBSCRIBERS: 44 20 7772 5454
Limassol
Elena Panayiotou
Analyst
Financial Institutions Group
Moody's Investors Service Cyprus Limited
JOURNALISTS: 44 20 7772 5456
SUBSCRIBERS: 44 20 7772 5454
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