Tuesday, September 30, 2014

GDP down, Italy is in recession, “Draw the budget only in 2017″ – Quotidiano.net

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GOVERNMENT Istat and certify that the crisis continues. L ?? Istat anticipated that “the third quarter GDP will be negative,” while the ?? inflation will remain “close to zero”. The holder of ?? economy, Padoan, at the end of the Council of Ministers has instead added that “the macroeconomic situation is very deteriorated, so that at year end, the total drop in GDP would be 0.3%.” The Secretary, Graziano Delrio, however, ensured that “there will be additional measure for 2014.”
L ?? ITALY, however, comply quest ?? year the roof of the 3% deficit-GDP, while for the next aims for 2.9%. On the other hand, the government autoassegna two years more to reach a balanced budget, securing the 2017 are the cornerstones of update note to the Document of economics and finance (Def) that the government approved also thinking of the EU Commission. The crisis has also forced to acknowledge that at the end of the year, our GDP will suffer a further decline estimated at 0.3% (in spring was expected to grow by 0.8%) and that in 2015 there will be a recovery, but with a modest 0.6% (the old hypothesis gave all the ?? 1.3%).

L ?? UPDATE (negative) of Def becomes the new base to draw the stability law (ex financial) valid for next year and that, Padoan assured, “will give room for growth.” On the law of stability then there will be a real confrontation with Brussels. According Padoan, ?? the EU can not ignore that “we are in a situation with exceptional circumstances, negative growth for three consecutive years, price growth close to zero. This implies that in ?? scope of the EU rules is reasonable to imagine a slowdown in the pace of fiscal adjustment. ”
WANTING to look at the glass half full, the ?? have fixed the deficit / GDP ratio to 2.9% (previously 2.3%) ?? free ?? approximately € 10 billion can be allocated to support growth. The same reasoning applies to the displacement of the 2017 balanced budget. Thus, the Def puts on paper the request made by the premier Renzi all ?? EU, and that will materialize with the law of stability, “more flexibility and more time” for the consolidation of public finances. The government hopes a “normal ?? dialogue with the EU,” he summarized Padoan. A proof of the difficulty comes from the debt-GDP ratio will be at 131.6 quest ?? year and will rise to 133.4% in 2015
The glass half empty, however, shall be represented by ?? admission that the growth will be stunted in coming years, and consequently, will be equally modest positive results, for example, on the front of ?? employment. Another effect of the crisis is slowing down on the side of the privatizations that quest ?? year will be lower than expected, “but will recover in the next,” he assured Padoan.

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Council of Ministers, in Def GDP -0.3%. Padoan: balanced … – Il Sole 24 Ore

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The Council of Ministers, which met with almost an hour later than the convening , scheduled for 18:30, endorsed the note to update Def, implementing the new framework for macroeconomic trend, far worse than had been expected in April. How has today put pen to paper also Istat, certifying that “the current weakness of the economic cycle” continues. But the Secretary to the Presidency of the Council, Graziano Delrio, he reiterated: “There will be no additional measure in 2014.”

GDP down by 0.3% in 2014 , deficit to 3%
The document touched down all indicators, from GDP, indicated a decrease of 0.3% (against 0.8% estimated in April) before recovering to 0.6% in 2015. In parallel, the deficit rises to the fateful 3%, without going over, before falling back to 2.9% in 2015, “The constraints are applied from Europe is fully respected,” said the Minister of Economy Pier Carlo Padoan at the end the CDM. The balanced budget sled to 2017, from 2016 expected in April. And the debt will stand at 131.6% of GDP in 2014 to 133.4 in 2015 and unemployment is estimated at 12.6% this year and again to 12.5% ​​for 2015.

slows the adjustment of the structural balance
Padoan has recognized that “the economy has deteriorated badly.” “We are in a situation reminiscent of the so-called exceptional circumstances, negative growth
with three consecutive years of recession and rising prices close to zero, and this implies – he said – that under European rules is permissible to imagine a slowing down the process of adjustment in the structural balance that will happen in a positive measure, although reduced compared to what is imagined Def in April of this year. ”

Padoan: confirmation of stability in the law of 80 euro and cutting wedge
The minister has assured that there will be stability in the law of “space to support growth,” a reduction of the tax wedge for business “through measures yet to be specified,” the confirmation of 80 euro and measures for social safety nets. The latter, he noted, “will be covered by a combination of increases in revenues from the spending review, by some measures on the revenue side, which means no tax increases but the efficiency of revenue (the tax expenditure), and the use of margins budget. ” Measures, he added, “that we believe are sufficient to effectively initiate the reform of the labor market.” The spending review continues, Padoan said, “and will be deepened: cover tax cuts for families and businesses, but at the same time aumentarà the efficiency of public spending.”

Stability Pact internal resources for “progressive overcoming”
Padoan has confirmed that the stability law, “there will be resources for the progressive overcoming of the internal stability pact that will lead local authorities to have accounts in balance, avoiding the distortions which, unfortunately, have so far prevented a rational use of resources available to municipalities and regions. ”

Privatization, lower amount in 2014
amount of privatizations planned for this year for a total of 0.7% of GDP “will be lower, but will recover next year, “he assured the minister. “This is a complex strategy,” he said. “It should be called the best match to maximize the revenue of the state and the relationship between market openness and efficiency of the manager.”

implementing decrees, the stock goes down from 516 to 473
At the opening of the Council of Ministers, the Minister for Reforms, Maria Elena Boschi, has updated the Government on the implementation of the program. The stock of the decrees relating to the Governments Monti and Letta and dropped from 516 to 473 From CDM of September 19 were a total of 34 decrees adopted, while 17 others are believed to be superseded by subsequent legislation. The updated list is published on the website of the decrees of the Government.



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Apple tonic to Wall Street: the iPhone 6 arrives in China from October 17 – Finanzaonline.com

The news of the arrival in China of the past two Melafonino, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, it supports Apple that moves on the maximum session on Wall Street. The title of the Cupertino giant is traveling at $ 101.33 a share (intraday high at $ 101.43), showing an increase of about 1.2 per cent. Apple today announced that two new iPhone will be available in China starting next October 17. Pre-orders will be triggered from Friday, October 10. A story that puts an end to rumors that circulated recently about a possible delay in the sale of the new iPhone former Celestial Empire.



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Allegations of the EU Commission in Ireland and Luxembourg: aid … – The Republic



Here are the letters sent to the tax authorities of the countries: for l ‘ preliminary investigation of Brussels tax regimes are granted a practice detrimental to competition. From the reconstructions, Apple “is” the taxes in Dublin. The Netherlands also involved in relationships with Starbucks

MILAN – Ireland and Luxembourg are accused of having favored Apple and Fiat, respectively, in the field of taxation. The European Antitrust thorough investigation, announced before the summer, are now further confirmation in the publication of letters to Dublin and Luxembourg, which are reconstructed their stories and accusations.

The mechanisms to focus of concern in particular the transfer pricing and agreements that companies take with national tax authorities (“tax ruling”), so you know in advance that regime will be treated with their business. In practice, large multinational companies are able to move from accounting point of view, where the gains are taxed less. What happens when you invoice the subsidiaries with the sale of goods or services to other members of the group, sometimes priced out of the market because the profits are included at the end where the hand of the IRS is lighter.

Apple. From Ireland, in particular, the EU regulators want ( letter ) more details on the tax agreements reached with the colossus of the iPhone in 1990 and in 2007, warning of the that we can deal with aid

anti-competitive, that will have to be recovered by the company United States. The words of Commissioner Joaquin Almunia is unequivocal: “According to the preliminary view of the Commission, it is state aid.” For the Cupertino giant could get, if the investigation will be concluded with the sentencing of the operations of Ireland, a request for reimbursement billionaire.

The Commission, on the basis of negotiations between Apple and reconstructs the Irish tax authorities, writes that the taxable amount of the 1991 is the result of a “negotiation.” It would not have been calculated by reference to other comparable transactions, as it would have using a proper methodology. In simple words, the whole organization chart of Apple, the Irish authorities have agreed to be considered as the basis of assessment of the United States, in relation to the Irish branch, values ​​are not aligned with what would have occurred normally on the market.

For more would create a “negotiation” with which to fix the taxation, the taxable bargaining rather than applying strict formulas and precise calculations. Apple would have benefited by putting weights on the plate of the discussions as an opportunity (Dublin) to create jobs, but that should not be included in the calculation of taxes that have generated an asymmetry between the forces in the field. In the end, the parties would have resulted in “reverse” the costs attributable to the Irish subsidiary to get to determine the taxable amount you want.

Again in relation to the agreement instead of 2007, the Commission notes that there is absolute disproportion between the growth of the operations of the Irish subsidiary Apple Sales International (subsidiary of Cupertino) in terms of sales (+ 415% between 2009 and 2012) 64 billion and operating costs (between +10 and + 20%): a symptom of a notional allocation of profits to the Irish operations, where in reality no costs were incurred sufficient to justify the sales boom.

Fiat. The to the document that relates to Fiat , the prosecution relates to a “preliminary agreement on prices” between tax authorities Luxembourg and Fiat Finance and Trade (FFT), the company’s Lingotto which deals with finance and treasury. As for Apple, even in this case would constitute a State aid adversely affecting competition. “At this stage, the Commission has no indication that the measure could be considered compatible with the internal market.”

In the Commission’s preliminary conclusions, therefore, end up at gunpoint deferred tax arrangements between the FFT and the Luxembourg authorities relating to the determination of transfer prices for transactions within the group for the purposes of taxation. In the case of FFT is an agreement (tax ruling) of 2012, accepted 3 September by the Luxembourg authorities on the basis of the proposal made by the consultant to the Lingotto on tax, KPMG. For the authorities, the EU “does not comply with the arm’s length principle”, in fact is an advantage that is perpetuated annual (covering the years ranging from 2012 to 2016) and is “selective.”

As for Apple, the agreement influence the allocation of taxable income between subsidiaries established in different countries. The Commission points the finger on the method by which the compensation is determined by FFT to play its role in the group. The level of equity held (in relation to financial risks) and their remuneration would be misaligned to the market. In the current state of the investigation, the Commission believes that in fact the agreement has “the effect of reducing the burden” that Fft “should normally bear in the exercise of its activity and that it must therefore be regarded as operating aid” .

The reconstruction of the story made in the letter that the Commission sent to the Luxembourg also reveals how they are fruitless attempts to have the authority EU guidance on the nature of the agreement, starting with the fact that the abbreviation FFT represent their Fiat Finance and Trade, because the country of mailing letters or EU did not respond or entrenched behind the protection of privacy.

The reaction of Apple: “Our success in Europe and around the world is the result of hard work and innovation by our employees, not derived from any special agreement with the government. Apple has not received any special treatment by the Irish officials over the years. “

The investigations also concern the EU ‘ Netherlands , in regard to relations with Starbucks , and are not concluded at this level. For the states involved, there is a month in which to respond to the comments made.

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Sale still unemployment among young people: it’s up 44.2% in August – Il Sole 24 Ore

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record unemployment among young people in August. The unemployment rate of the 15-24, or the share of the unemployed in the total number of employed or looking, according to the latest provisional estimates released today by ISTAT, rose to 44.2%, an increase of one percentage point compared to July and 3.6 points on the year. This is the highest rate since 2004, the beginning of the time series monthly, and since 1977, the beginning of the publications of quarterly time series. The unemployed are between 15-24 710mila. The youth employment rate stands at 15%, down 0.5 percentage points on the month and 1.4 points on the year, its lowest since 2004 and since 1977.

Occupied stable in August +0.1%
In general, it remains substantially stable, the number of employees. In August 2014, notes the National Institute of Statistics, are 22 million 380 thousand, an increase of 0.1% compared to the previous month (+32 thousand) and essentially unchanged on an annual basis. The employment rate, at 55.7%, increased by 0.1 percentage points in both cyclical and compared to twelve months earlier.

Unemployed 134mila and a height of 3 m (0.9 to 2013)
The number of unemployed, 3 million 134mila, decreased by 2.6% compared the previous month (-82 thousand) and 0.9% on an annual basis (-28 thousand). The number of inactive individuals aged between 15 and 64 years increased by 0.2% compared to the previous month and decreased by 0.5% compared to twelve months earlier. The inactivity rate, 36.4%, increased by 0.1 percentage points in quarterly terms while decreases by 0.1 percentage points on an annual basis.



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Monday, September 29, 2014

Drivers in revolt against Lufthansa – La Stampa

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Energy: October gas + 5.4%, electricity 1.7% – ilVelino / AGV NEWS

The Energy Authority has published the terms of reference for the electricity and gas to households and small consumers served in protection in the quarter 1 October to 31 December 2014 For the gas, the tensions in the markets related to the expected seasonal increases in raw material and russoucraina crisis led to an increase of 5.4% for the reference conditions quarterly; However, thanks to the reform which since last year has hooked Italian prices to those of the European market (eliminating many negative structural costs), the family type in 2014 will have saved 84 euro compared to 1,257 euro of the total gas bill by the end of 2013 .

“With the old indexation to oil and long-term contracts, the cost for the gas would have been much higher. Instead, as a result of the new prices ‘European’ in 2014, the average family will save 6.7%, or 84 euro less than in 2013, and about 66 euro (-5.3%) compared to 2012 despite the increase in demand in Europe due to higher winter demand and geopolitical crisis ” said the President of Guido Bortoni. “The good news – he added, is that now the Italian consumers pay the feedstock gas like other European consumers at a price attached to developments -ward up or down the bas of the major continental exchanges.”

For electricity, however, there was a quarterly increase of 1.7%, mainly due to the recovery of the deviations from the estimates of the cost of procurement of raw materials and the need to finance some system charges. Among these states, in particular, the component for the safety of the nuclear A2 to meet the needs of revenue relating to payments to the state budget. With respect to this component, the Authority has also highlighted the need for the planned government measures are implemented that allow the reduction. The Authority has also reiterated the importance of interventions to strengthen the bonus electricity and gas in support of those most economically vulnerable, with particular reference to the extension of the range of beneficiaries, access criteria and the amount of the discount. In the report, there is also a proposal to the government to ensure that only the winter period, the holders of the deferred bonus is the suspension of supply for non-payment.

ELECTRIC POWER – The gain in quarterly for electricity has had on the one hand, the raw material (+ 0.9%) due to the need to cover the difference between the estimated costs and actual costs of ‘supply of households by the Single Buyer, in the presence of a structure of the portfolio purchases with many covers long-term. To this were added the necessity of revenue for the component A3 (incentives for renewable sources + 0.4% specifically for green certificates) and for component A2 (+ 0.6%) for the payment of 200 million to the budget of State to rely on this component and the failure to reduce this component, as noted above. The sum of these elements would lead to an increase of 1.9%, however, in view of the reduction of 0,2% of the costs of dispatching it was possible to hold the quarterly increase of 1.7%. The increased expenditure for the typical family in the next quarter will be about 2 euro.

NATURAL GAS – The quarterly increase of the gas is mainly due to the rise in raw material wholesale (+ 6.4%). On this rise has had the effect of seasonality in consumption as well as the escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine that have led to a general increase in spot prices on the European hubs, with repercussions on the prices at term used for the updating of the economic conditions of protection. To this were added the increases in storage costs (+ 1.2%), for a total of 7.6%. This overall increase was partially offset by the reduction dell’2,2% of the components of CPR and CCR for the renegotiation of long-term contracts and procurement modalities decided by the Authority. For the family type, in the next quarter, the biggest expense will be approximately 19 EUR.

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Bills in October comes the whammy: gas more expensive by 5.4%, electricity … – The Press

Increases in sight for the bills of electricity and gas. The Energy Authority announced that from October 1st the methane will undergo a rise of 5.4% (for the Ukrainian crisis) and electricity by 1.7%, for a total extra cost of 21 euro for a family kind of. However, the Authority recalls that throughout 2014 the savings for gas bills will be 84 euro.

For the gas to alert the authorities in the note, market tensions related to expected seasonal increases in raw material and to the Russian-Ukrainian crisis led to the increase of 5.4% (equivalent to approximately 19 euro for a family type); However, thanks to the reform which since last year has hooked Italian prices to those of the European market, the same family type in 2014 will have saved 84 euro compared to 1,257 euro of the total gas bill of around 2013

“With the old indexation to oil and long-term contracts – adds the President Guido Bortoni – spending on gas would have been much higher. Instead, as a result of the new prices “European” in 2014, the average family will save 6.7%, or 84 euro less than in 2013, and about 66 euro (-5.3%) compared to 2012 despite the increase in demand in Europe due to higher winter demand and geopolitical crisis. ” In short, “the good news is that now the Italian consumers pay the feedstock gas like other European consumers at a price attached to the trend, upward or downward, of the major continental exchanges.”

As for electricity, however, there was a quarterly increase of 1.7% (equivalent to about 2 euro), mainly due to the recovery of the deviations from the estimates of the cost of supply of raw materials and the need to finance some costs of the system. Among these states, in particular, the component for the safety of the nuclear A2 to meet the needs of revenue relating to payments to the state budget. With respect to this component, the Authority has also highlighted the need for the planned government measures are implemented that allow the reduction.

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Electricity and gas bills, since October blow for families – The Messenger

countermand. After six consecutive quarters in decline in a year and a half from October comes the whammy on gas.
maxiaumento, is 5.4%, amounting to € 19 in the quarter for Italian families. Blame “market tensions related to expected seasonal increases of raw material,” but also because of the crisis Ukraine. The only consolation is that thanks to the reform which since last year has hooked Italian prices to those of the European market, and then attached to the bags Dutch family type in 2014 will have saved 84 euro compared to 1,257 euro of the total gas bill of all 2013

Yes, because, the bill was likely to be even more salty. With the old indexation to oil and long-term contracts, “the spending on gas would have been much higher,” notes the Authority for Electricity Gas. More content rising to the light (October-December 2014), the ‘quarterly increase is 1.7%. In this case the cost will be in more of only 2 Euros. Other than consolation.

In detail, the quarterly increase of the gas is mainly due to the rise in raw material wholesale (+ 6.4%). A chapter in which he recorded
 the effect of seasonality in consumption as well as the escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine that have led to a general increase in spot prices on the European hubs, with repercussions on prices at the end.

In addition, they have the increases in storage costs (+ 1.2%), for a total of 7.6%. Luckily, the overall increase was partially offset by the reduction dell’2,2% of the components of CPR and CCR to reschedule
 long-term contracts and procurement modalities decided by the Authority. Otherwise, the Italian families had to put up well over 20 euro more in the bill only for three months of gas.

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Padoan: “We need policy mix, not only austerity” Structural reforms, the real challenge for the EU and Italy

 

 For the Minister of Economy, who spoke in the House, the growth estimates were overly optimistic and some of the causes of the crisis have not been well understood

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“Structural reforms are the real challenge for the ‘ Europe and certainly for our country. ” The Minister of Economy Pier Carlo Padoan speaking at the opening of the Interparliamentary Conference on the fiscal compact in the House Chamber. The ‘new approach’, the ‘new word’ in the EU is “policy mix, not just austerity, but” best possible use of the tools that we have available. ”

Fiscal Compact

“The fiscal compact is designed in a more favorable macroeconomic context, account should be taken of the difficulties of framework and of exceptional circumstances, especially in some countries. This tool should be made more powerful and growth-oriented. ” This was underlined by the Minister of Economy, explaining that today we are “in semi-stagnation.”

Crisis, causes not yet understood

“Growth estimates were overly optimistic until a few months ago. The growth was due to move farther in time, and some causes are not well understood, “said Padoan. “The problems we face are deeper than just a cyclical”

No shortcut

The Governments put in all field the tools available, this is the input came from Padoan: “There are no shortcuts for growth, there are individual measures, but we need a strategy. Action must be taken by all sides, from the supply side and the demand side. It should be put in place all the tools that governments have at their disposal to restart growth. ” “There is convergence on the fact that work is needed on all sides,” he added, “on the supply and on the demand side, and put in place all the tools that governments have available.”

Adjustment complex

In a macro-economic framework of semi-stagnation and “inflation far too low,” as the current one, “all the maneuvers are more difficult adjustment, but we will continue to pursue them.”

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Eurozone, lost confidence in the economy. The index below 100 … – The Republic



Male impressions of consumers pessimism about unemployment, the general economic situation and saving opportunities. Cali also sensitive in the retail trade. Only Spain and the Netherlands with a positive sign

MILAN – Taking stalled, inflation close to zero, difficulty in restarting all the major economies, with a few rare exceptions. The most recent macroeconomic indications are certainly encouraging, as well as messages that arrive from the world of production and political, and the reflection of these “feelings” can be seen in the (lack of) confidence that the citizens of the Old Continent pour into the economy.

In September, the index Esi of the European Commission, which measures the overall business sentiment and consumer trends of the economy fell by 0.7 points ending at an altitude of 99.9 points, then under the its long-term average of 100 points that had passed in December 2013 This reflects a more cautious consumer and visions in the field of retail trade. In the EU, the decline was a point at an altitude of 103.6 points.

Eurozone confidence has grown only in Spain (+0.5 points), increased slightly in the Netherlands (+0, 3), less than in France (+0.2), while it was decreased in Germany (-0.3) and Italy (-0.9 points). Among the countries with the single currency, the trust has declined in industry (-0.2), has remained virtually the same in services (+0.1); consumer confidence for the fourth month in a row worsens (-1.4 points) due to the increased pessimism about unemployment, the general economic situation and the future savings (stable financial situation.)

In the trade to detail the trust has lost

2.6 points, in the construction sector rose by 0.7 points. Confidence in the services finaniziari, which is not included in the index Esi, continues the downward trend observed in the last three months. The employment plans have been revised downward only in the field of retail trade remained stable in industry and construction, improved services. Declining expectations on sales prices.

Extending the analysis to the whole EU, the United Kingdom of business and consumer confidence fell by 0.9 points, to 0.4 in Poland, Sweden 2 , 6 points. For sectors increased only in construction, remained stable in the services, and is weakening in the retail and financial sectors as well as among consumers. Industry has declined by one point.

In Italy, the confidence of business and consumers, grew from 97.8 share points in August to 96.9 points in September, the industry has scored -7 , 8 points (+0.2 compared to August), services -8.3 (-1.8), -1.3 among consumers in the retail sector -5.5, -1 in construction, 5.

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STEP 1-Intercos, now part Ipo, fork price between 3.5 and 4.5 euro … – Reuters Italy


       

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MILAN, September 29 (Reuters) – Part of the IPO today Intercos with a fork indicative price of between 3.5 and 4.5 euro per share.


       

It says a note from the company, which manufactures and sells cosmetics, which emphasizes that offerings are geared exclusively to institutional investors, subject to a maximum 48,420,000 shares, representing 44.18% of share capital post offer.


       

The operation should therefore have a value between 170 and 218 million.


       

The launch of the offer follows the measure by which the Italian Stock Exchange approved on September 25 the admission to listing on the MTA. Still lacks the approval of Consob the prospectus.


       

The Ipo provides in detail which 18,280,130 shares are offered for subscription by the Company and 30,139,870 shares are offered for sale by Dafe Dafe 3000 and 5000, a company controlled by the founder and majority shareholder of Gianandrea Dario Ferrari.


       

E ‘also planned, by Dafe 3000, granting to the coordinators of the offer of an over-allotment option and a corresponding greenshoe option for a maximum of 4,842,000 shares.


       

The coordinators and joint bookrunners are Banca IMI, BofA Merrill Lynch and UBS Investment Bank. BNP Paribas is acting as joint bookrunner, while Banca Aletti as co-lead manager.


       

Banca IMI also performs the role of sponsor and, in the case of obtaining the status of Star, will act as a specialist. Rothschild is acting as financial advisor to the proponents, while Morri Cornelli and Associates as advisor of the controlling shareholder. Read more …

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Sunday, September 28, 2014

Abi growth in the percentage of mortgages erogatibremessi 156 million … – Palermomania.it

Paola Giamporcaro | Story Filed: 09/28/2014 – 18:42 | Article read 2554 times

  They grow back the loans granted to households Italian. According to a survey conducted by the Italian Banking (Abi) on a sample of 84 banks, between January and August 2014, have been paid more than € 15.6 billion of loans, recording a increase of 28.6% on the same period of 2013.

  “The data for the first eight months of 2014 – emphasizes the Abi -, show the recovery of the market for loans to households for the purchase of housing. From Abi sample, consisting of 84 banks, representing about 80% of the entire Italian banking market, shows that between January and August 2014, the amount of disbursements of new loans amounted to 15.543 billion to € compared to 12.089 billion in the same period of 2013 The increase on an annual basis is, therefore, 28.6%. “

  It is also higher compared to 2012 the amount of new loans this year. “are on the rise – says Abi – especially the adjustable rate mortgages that are, in the first eight months of 2014, 79.7% of the total new loans; this value was 77.2% in the same period of 2013 and 69.1% in the first eight months of 2012. “

  According to industry experts, however, one can not yet speak of a real recovery. Codacons, for example, reported that in 2007, in Italy, mortgage loans amounted to 62.7 billion euro, while in 2013 to 17.6, marking a tragic collapse of 72% in just 6 years.

  It should also be noted that the minus sign appears also on the buying and selling of houses: -3.6% compared to 2013 , after recording a positive trend during the period between January-March. To revive the real estate sector Confedilizia urges an immediate reduction of land rents: “A decrease of three percentage points would cost just 7/800 million euro – said the president of Corrado Sforza Fogliani, noting that , – have been increased by 5% by Prodi and so iugulatorio from Monti. “

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Loans to households, the number rises – MondialiBrasile.com

 gain-of-loans-to-families In 2014, loans were disbursed to over 15.6 billion an increase of 28.6% Codacons,” But the 2007 to 2013, the decrease was 72% »

In the first eight months of the year the loans granted to households Italian growing again.

The figures were released by ABI and are based on a sample of 84 banks, which have provided more than € 15.6 billion in mortgages. The reference period is between January and August 2014, and there was an increase of 28.6% compared to 2013
« The data for the first eight months of 2014 ” emphasizes the Abi, « show the recovery of the market for loans to households for the purchase of housing. Abi from the sample, consisting of 84 banks, representing about 80% of the entire Italian banking market, shows that between January and August 2014, the amount of disbursements of new loans amounted to 15.543 billion compared to EUR 12.089 billion the same period in 2013 The increase on an annual basis is, therefore, 28.6%. “
new loans in 2014 is even greater in the first eight months of 2012.

In this period, the figure was around 13.924 billion euro.

increased variable rate mortgages in the first eight months of 2014 accounted for 79 7% of total new loans; in the same period of 2013, the value was 77.2%.

Observers point out that we can not yet speak of a recovery in the sector.

The Codacons says that in 2007 the loans granted for house purchases reached 62.7 billion euro in 2013, disbursements totaled 17.6 billion euro, and then there was a fall of 72% in just 6 years.
In the second quarter of this year appeared the minus sign in the sale of houses, that we are at -3.6 compared to 2013 after the positive trend in January-March.

According to the Agency revenue law of 2014 had initially Stability a positive weight.

Confedilizia proposed as a solution to a decrease in land rents. « A decrease of three percentage points would cost just 7/800 million euro” , said association president Corrado Sforza Fogliani, stressing that have been raised “ 5% by Prodi and so iugulatorio from Monti. “

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Oil here Pobeda, the maxi deposit discovered in the Arctic Ocean – TGCOM

– A large oil field was discovered in the Arctic Sea from the Russian oil giant Rosneft and the American Exxon Mobil. To make known was the Russian company, which renamed it Pobeda (Victory). The field has exceptional resources amounting to one billion barrels of oil and 338 billion cubic meters of gas. But the joint venture weigh US sanctions imposed on the group after the Russian crisis in Ukraine.



 oil here Pobeda, the maxi deposit discovered in the Arctic Sea

In a joint venture by $ 3.2 billion, Rosneft and Exxon began work on drilling in the summer and have continued up to now, despite the US Treasury has imposed sanctions on Russian company due to the crisis in Ukraine.

The CEO of Rosneft, Igor Sechin, himself subject to the sanctions the United States, is visibly pleased. “It is beyond our expectations. E ‘a victory for all, achieved thanks to our friends and partners such as Exxon Mobil, North Atlantic Drilling, Schlumberger, Halliburton, Weatherford, Baker, Trendsetter, Fmc.”

Geologists have followed with great interest in the project and consider the area of ​​the Arctic Ocean the largest unexplored reserves of crude oil.

On the Russian-American collaboration weigh now the sanctions that the United States has imposed on Russia, which prohibit American companies to participate in joint ventures in the Russian Arctic Sea from 10 October.

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Saturday, September 27, 2014

Fisco, comes Cu2015 certification only for self and … – Il Sole 24 Ore

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The model Cud change graphics, is enriched with data, expands the scope of recipients and becomes the “certification only” (Cu). The Internal Revenue Service has released yesterday the draft model that withholding agents will have to issue to those who received in 2014, cash and cash equivalents subject to withholding. The first novelty is that the Cu2015 substitutes, as well as deliver the certificate to the recipient, must also forward the data to the Agency by March 9, 2015 (7, the date of the obligation falls on a Saturday.)

To all the canons of performance – employed earners and similar to those in employment – adding new subjects. The Cu2015 becomes, in fact, the certification for income paid to self-employed workers (in this case, professionals), however denominated commission earners and recipients of other income subject to withholding, a provisional tax or duty. The addition of these subjects is not surprising given that the new model and its transmission are preliminary operation “precompiled statement” that should put at the disposal in 2015 of about 20 million taxpayers 730 precompiled.

What is not included is the inclusion of professionals, agents and representatives of trade that, as holders of VAT, are not among the subjects admitted to the declaration by the 730 or section dedicated to them requires, among other data, the total of the amounts paid, the amount is not subject to withholding, the costs reimbursed, the taxable amount and the withholding of previous years, the social security contributions paid by the substitute who’s replaced.

As for the recipients of income from employment, a section is to the credit of € 80 for employees whose income does not exceed 26 thousand euro. Must be included: data relating to the credit due to what he found nell’imposta capacity, the credit repaid, that is not recognized and the possible amount of the claim recovered from the substitute as not payable.

Although the sums paid for labor productivity are found within a section that requires the total disbursed, the withholdings and suspended and a statement of the option to tax in place of the ordinary in lieu of 10 percent. This section is also the place given relating to non-taxable income referred to in paragraph 6 of Article 51 of the Tax Code, which excludes from taxation 50% of the amount of navigation and flight as well as bonuses and pay increases to workers contractually bound to pay the activity in increasingly variable and diverse.

The title of Cu is enriched with a table that includes all the data that were used for the allocation of deductions for dependents. You must indicate all that information which involve the recognition of a particular benefit, such as the presence of a child with disabilities, the first child that replaces the missing spouse, minor children of three years, the percentage of deduction due to large families. For each person listed is required tax code, the number of months to be paid, the percentage of deduction and any deduction of 100% in the case of child custody. While the non-delivery of the certificate to the recipient by February 28, did not give rise to the recognition of sanctions as long as the latter did not prevent the performance of his duties as a taxpayer, for each Cu is not transmitted late or wrong is subject to interest 100 euro, avoidable only if in case of an error the new certification shall be submitted within five days of the closing date.

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On the Sun 24 Hours on Thursday, 11 the arrival of new Cud which from 2015 will also cover the self-employed and not just the employees and will be called Cu, single certification
In the new model of Certification unique new data for families and professionals. For dependents Cu is enriched with a table that includes all the data that were used for the allocation of the relevant deductions. In the professional section should indicate the total of the amounts paid to them, the amount is not subject to withholding, the costs reimbursed, the taxable amount and the withholding of previous years, social security contributions



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Certification only with professionals – Il Sole 24 Ore

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model Cud change graphics, is enriched with data, expands the scope of recipients and becomes the “certification only” (Cu). The Internal Revenue Service has released yesterday the draft model that withholding agents will have to issue to those who received in 2014, cash and cash equivalents subject to withholding. The first novelty is that the Cu2015 substitutes, as well as deliver the certificate to the recipient, must also forward the data to the Agency by March 9, 2015 (7, the date of the obligation falls on a Saturday.)
To all the canons of performance – employed earners and similar to those in employment – adding new subjects. The Cu2015 becomes, in fact, the certification for income paid to self-employed workers (in this case, professionals), however denominated commission earners and recipients of other income subject to withholding, a provisional tax or duty. The addition of these subjects is not surprising given that the new model and its transmission are preliminary operation “precompiled statement” that should put at the disposal in 2015 of about 20 million taxpayers 730 precompiled. What is not included is the inclusion of professionals, agents and representatives of trade that, as holders of VAT, are not among the subjects admitted to the declaration by the 730 or section dedicated to them requires, among other data , the total of the amounts paid, the amount is not subject to withholding, the costs reimbursed, the taxable amount and the withholding of previous years, the social security contributions paid by the substitute who’s replaced.
Regarding earners of income from employment, a section is to the credit of € 80 for employees whose income does not exceed 26 thousand euro. Must be included: data relating to the credit due to what he found nell’imposta capacity, the credit repaid, that is not recognized and the possible amount of the claim recovered from the substitute as not payable.
Even the sums paid for labor productivity are found within a section that requires the total disbursed, the withholdings and suspended and a statement of the option to tax in place of the ordinary in lieu of 10 percent. This section is also the place given relating to non-taxable income referred to in paragraph 6 of Article 51 of the Tax Code, which excludes from taxation 50% of the amount of navigation and flight as well as bonuses and pay increases to workers contractually bound to pay the activity in increasingly variable and diverse.
The title of Cu is enriched with a table that includes all the data that were used for the allocation of deductions for dependents. You must indicate all that information which involve the recognition of a particular benefit, such as the presence of a child with disabilities, the first child that replaces the missing spouse, minor children of three years, the percentage of deduction due to large families. For each person listed is required tax code, the number of months to be paid, the percentage of deduction and any deduction of 100% in the case of child custody. While the non-delivery of the certificate to the recipient by February 28, did not give rise to the recognition of sanctions as long as the latter did not prevent the performance of his duties as a taxpayer, for each Cu is not transmitted late or wrong is subject to interest 100 euro, avoidable only if in case of an error the new certification shall be submitted within five days of the closing date.
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On Sole 24 Ore on Thursday 11 l ‘ arrival of new Cud which from 2015 will also cover the self-employed and not just the employees and will be called Cu, single certification
In the new model of Certification unique new data for families and professionals. For dependents Cu is enriched with a table that includes all the data that were used for the allocation of the relevant deductions. In the professional section should indicate the total of the amounts paid to them, the amount is not subject to withholding, the costs reimbursed, the taxable amount and the withholding of previous years, social security contributions



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Mortgages, Abi: families 15 billion in 8 months – La Stampa

 

Credit, Abi: families 15 billion in 8 months

 

 The figure marks an increase of 28%. The banking association: the housing market recovery

 
  27/09/2014

 
 

Growing up in the first eight months of mortgage loans Italian families. According to data released by ABI on a sample of 84 banks (80% of the Italian market) were granted between January and August 2014 more than € 15.6 billion of loans, an increase of 28.6% over the same period of 2013

“The data for the first eight months of 2014 – emphasizes the Abi – highlight the recovery of the market for loans to households for the purchase of housing. Abi from the sample, consisting of 84 banks, representing about 80% of the entire Italian banking market, shows that between January and August 2014, the amount of disbursements of new loans amounted to 15.543 billion compared to EUR 12.089 billion the same period in 2013 The increase on an annual basis is, therefore, 28.6%. ”

The amount of new loans in 2014 is also higher than the figure for the first eight months of 2012, when they amounted to about 13.924 billion euro. Are on the rise – says Abi – especially the adjustable rate mortgages that are, in the first eight months of 2014, 79.7% of the total new loans; this value was 77.2% in the same period of 2013 and 69.1% in the first eight months of 2012

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 $ J (“# containerArtCorr”). Css (‘display’, ‘none’);
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr”). Css (‘position’, ‘relative’);
 
 
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr”). Css (‘top’, postop + ‘px’);
 $ J (“. Ls-column2″). Height ($ j (‘. Column1 ls-’). Height ());
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr”). FadeIn (600);
 }
 }
 }
 Else {}
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr”). Css (‘top’, ’0px’);
 }
 Else {}
 if (event! = 4) {
 case = 4;
 
 $ J (‘# afterTopBanner’). Css (‘display’, ‘none’);
 $ J (‘# afterUltimiArticoli’). Css (‘display’, ‘none’);
 
 $ J (‘. ColonneArticolo ls-’). Css (‘position’, ‘static’);
 $ J (‘. ColonneArticolo ls-’). Css (‘top’, ’0px’);
 
 $ J (‘. TopBannerSection ls-’). RemoveClass (‘fixed’);
 $ J (‘. TopBannerSection ls-’). RemoveClass (‘fixedTopHeader’);
 
 $ J (‘. Spinster ls-’). Css (‘position’, ‘static’);
 $ J (‘. Spinster ls-’). Css (‘top’, ’0px’);
 
 $ J (‘# getFixed’). RemoveClass (‘fixed’);
 $ J (‘# getFixed’). RemoveClass (‘fixedTopArticoli’);
 
 // Console.log (‘Case:’ + event);
 }
 }
 });
   
 });
 
 // ———————————————— -
 //
 Management of the box // latest articles in opening
 //
 // ———————————————— -
 
 // Remember the open / closed state of the box to avoid
 // To handle the same event in the scroll
 boxOpened var = false;
 
 // Store if the box has been closed or apreto
 // Not manually change the status
 // Automatically during scrolling
 boxManual var = false;
 
 $ J (‘. Arrow_down_big’). Click (function () {
 // I open the box
 boxManual = true;
 ultimiArticoliBox (‘open’);
 });
 
 $ J (‘. Arrow_up_big’). Click (function () {
 // I close the box
 boxManual = true;
 ultimiArticoliBox (‘close’);
 });
 
 ultimiArticoliBox function (action) {
 speed1 var = 300;
 speed2 var = 500;
 
 if ((action == ‘open’) & amp; & amp; (boxOpened == false)) {
 var cssProp;
 
 $ J (‘. Arrow_up_big’). Css (“display”, “block”);
 $ J (‘. Arrow_down_big’). Css (“display”, “none”);
 
 cssProp = {height: ’170px’};
 $ J (“. .LS Ls-new-leaf-boxUltimiArticoli-top-.LS boxcontent-body”). Animate (cssProp, speed2);
 
 cssProp = {top: ’0px’};
 $ J (‘# getFixed #boxUltimoArticolo .LS-boxUltimoArticolo-info’). Animate (cssProp, speed2);
 $ J (‘# getFixed #boxUltimoArticolo .imgUltimoArticolo’). Animate (cssProp, speed2);
 
 cssProp = {height: ’169px’};
 $ J (“. .LS Ls-new-leaf-boxUltimiArticoli-top-.LS boxUltimiArticoliLista”). Animate (cssProp, speed2,
 function ()
 {
 var height = $ j (‘# getFixed’). height ()
 cssProp = {height: + height + ‘px’};
 $ J (‘# afterUltimiArticoli’). Animate (cssProp, speed1);
 }
 );
 
 boxOpened = true;
 }
 if ((action == ‘close’) & amp; & amp; (boxOpened == true)) {
 var cssProp;
 
 $ J (‘. Arrow_up_big’). Css (“display”, “none”);
 $ J (‘. Arrow_down_big’). Css (“display”, “block”);
 
 cssProp = {top: ‘-110px’};
 $ J (‘# getFixed #boxUltimoArticolo .imgUltimoArticolo’). Css (‘position’, ‘relative’);
 $ J (‘# getFixed #boxUltimoArticolo .imgUltimoArticolo’). Animate (cssProp, speed2);
 
 $ J (‘# getFixed #boxUltimoArticolo .LS-boxUltimoArticolo-info’.) Css (‘position’, ‘relative’);
 $ J (‘# getFixed #boxUltimoArticolo .LS-boxUltimoArticolo-info’). Animate (cssProp, speed2);
 
 cssProp = {height: ’59px’};
 $ J (“. .LS Ls-new-leaf-boxUltimiArticoli-top-.LS boxUltimiArticoliLista”). Animate (cssProp, speed2);
 
 cssProp = {height: ’60px’};
 $ J (“. .LS Ls-new-leaf-boxUltimiArticoli-top-.LS boxcontent-body”). Animate (cssProp, speed2,
 function ()
 {
 var height = $ j (‘# getFixed’). height ()
 cssProp = {height: + height + ‘px’};
 $ J (‘# afterUltimiArticoli’). Animate (cssProp, speed1);
 }
 );
 
 $ J (‘# afterUltimiArticoli’). Height ($ j (‘# getFixed’). Height ());
 
 boxOpened = false;
 }
 }
 
 
 // ———————————————— -
 //
 // Management related articles
 //
 // ———————————————— -
 
 var speed = 300;
 var topValueArt;
 var minValueArt;
 
 // ———————————————— -
 // Click Arrow to low
 // ———————————————— -
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr #articoliCorrScrollDown”). Click (function () {
 
 topValueArt = parseInt ($ j (“# containerArtCorr .LS-boxcontent .LS-box-items-related .LS-boxcontent .LS-boxcontent-body-body-view”). css (“top”));
 minValueArt = 0 – $ j (“# containerArtCorr .LS-boxcontent-body-view”). height () + 584;
 
 cssProp var = {top: minValueArt + + ‘px’};
 
 if ($ j (“# containerArtCorr #articoliCorrScrollDown”). hasClass (. ‘active’) == false)
 return;
 
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr .LS-boxcontent .LS-box-items-related .LS-boxcontent .LS-boxcontent-body-body-view”). Animate (cssProp, speed,
 function () {
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr #articoliCorrScrollDown”). Attr (‘src’, ‘/ common / img / arrow_down_disabled.png’);
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr #articoliCorrScrollDown”). RemoveClass (. ‘Active’);
 
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr #articoliCorrScrollUp”). Attr (‘src’, ‘/ module / new-leaf / img / arrow_up.png’);
 $ J (“# containerArtCorr #articoliCorrScrollUp”). AddClass (. ‘Active’);
 
 TopValue = parseInt ($ j (“# containerArtCorr .LS-boxcontent-body-view”). css (“top”));
 if (TopValue
 

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