x.Kaplan schreef:
Koers reageert m.i. op nieuw rapport m.b.t. kantorenmarkt. Deze zou 25 % overgewaardeerd zijn.
ING heeft meer dan 200 miljard aan belangen.Eigen vermogen 22 miljard. Dit maakt beleggers zenuwachtig en een gering aanbod hakt er al gelijk in.
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Dat zou kunnen, Xeno. Ik heb het persbericht van vandaag afgezocht op afschrijvingen en daar wemelt het wel van (tel de woorden 'impairments' en 'provisions'):
[quote=ING]
Commission income was up 1.8% thanks to higher
fees in Commercial Banking and ING Direct.
Investment income was EUR -674 million, which
included EUR -673 million of impairments, primarily
on ING Direct’s retained Alt-A portfolio, and EUR -133
million of negative fair value changes on direct real
estate investments.
Other income was EUR -40 million. Positive trading
income was more than offset by negative valuation
results on non-trading derivatives and higher losses
from associates (mainly at ING Real Estate). Other
income in the quarter also included the negative
impact of fair value changes on part of the Bank’s
own Tier 2 debt and impairments on assets held for
sale by ING Real Estate.
[...]
Due to the persistently challenging credit
environment, ING Bank added EUR 662 million to
loan loss provisions. Gross additions were EUR 846
million, while releases were EUR 184 million. Risk
costs were EUR 190 million lower than in the second
quarter of 2009, driven by a decline in both
Commercial Banking and Retail Banking. Risk costs
rose at ING Direct mainly as a result of further
deterioration in the US housing market and the costs
of loan modifications in the US loan portfolio.
[...]
The addition to loan loss provisions increased by EUR
97 million from the third quarter last year to EUR 190
million, reflecting the economic downturn. This was
especially visible in the SME and mid-corporates
segment in the Benelux, while risk costs for
mortgages remained low.
[...]
ING Direct posted an underlying loss before tax of
EUR -358 million. Interest and commission income
were up strongly compared with the year-ago
quarter, but could not compensate for significant
impairments on the US investment portfolio and a
further increase in loan loss provisions.
Income fell 38.4% from the third quarter of 2008.
This includes EUR -642 million of impairments on the
investment portfolio, of which EUR -575 million
related to the Alt-A RMBS portfolio retained by ING.
[...]
Expenses were heavily impacted by EUR 121 million
of impairments on real estate development projects.
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