Thisismylife. Ich habe das Geschäftsjahr 2007 umgerechnet in den normalen Verlauf. Dann weiß man was AMBAC in dem Jahr verdient hat. Nun kann man mit der Bilanz einfach anhand des Shareholder Equity (Eigenkapital) leicht nachvollziehen wie AMBAC steht. Diese Info ist schon im Kommitee. Hier die Rechnung:
AMBAC Final Key 2007 must be write in other form
Q3 2007 During the quarter a net mark-to-market loss amounting to ($743.4) million was recorded related to contracts executed in credit default format, primarily in our collateralized debt obligation exposures. The negative mark-to-market is driven by dramatically lower prices in certain structured finance asset classes. The lower prices were driven by uncertainty regarding the ultimate outcome of subprime losses. http://www.ambac.com/pdfs/OperatingSuppl…/3q07_OpSup.pdf Page 8
Q4 2007 The $5,211.0 million fourth quarter 2007 mark-to-market loss on credit derivative exposures includes estimated credit impairment of $1,105.7 million related to certain collateralized debt obligations of assetbacked securities backed primarily by mezzanine level subprime residential mortgage-backed securities that have recently been internally downgraded to below investment grade. An estimate for credit impairment has been established because it is management’s expectation that Ambac will have to make claim payments on these exposures in the future. As further described below, earnings measures reported by research analysts are on an operating basis and exclude the net income impact of mark-to-market gains and losses on credit derivative contracts internally rated investment grade, as well as certain other items. Operating earnings in the fourth quarter 2007 includes the impact of the estimated $1,105.7 million credit impairment, which on an after-tax per share basis amounts to a loss of $7.03. http://www.ambac.com/pdfs/OperatingSuppl…/4q07_OpSup.pdf Page 5
Q3 2007 mark-to-market loss CDO 734,4 Q4 2007 mark-to-market loss CDO 5211,0 Total mark-to-market loss CDO 5945,4
2007 Pre Tax (loss) from continuing Operation (5154,7) Total mark-to-market loss CDO 5945,4 = Pre Tax from continuing Operation without mark-to-market loss CDO 790,7
Stockholders Equity 2006 6.189,6 + 2007 790,7 + 1500 New Equity 2008 = 8480,3 Total Equity 2008 befor losses (year 2008 in the beginning)
Pre Tax (loss) from continuing Operation 2010 -735,0; 2009 +724,9; 2008 -5618,3 Total Pre Tax (loss) from continuing Operation: -5628,3
The Value of AMBAC: Total Equity 2008 befor losses 8480,3 Total Pre Tax (loss) from continuing Operation: -5628,3 = Equity for Commons (Shareholders) 2852 Million Dollar
Data from http://www.ambac.com/pdfs/Annual/Annual2010.pdf Page 43 and 44
But do not forget 4 Billion in Bond (2 Billion IOU AAC Bond + 2 Billion segregated Account) that means Equity for Commons wihtout segragated Accout is 852 Million Dollar. -----------------------------
Für die das nun nicht verstanden haben sollten, kurz was auf deutch dazu. Geschäftsjahrabschluß 2010 hatte AMBAC 4 Milliarden an neuen Anleihen aufgenommen. 2 Milliarden für den segragated Account und 2 Milliarden aus einer 4,6 Milliarden CDO-Zahlung, in IOU Form.
Wenn ich nun die 2 Mrd für den segregated Account abziehe, dann habe ich die 852 Millionen für die Aktionäre. Die IRS und die Holdinggläubiger sind dabei bezahlt. Alledings kann die AAC noch keine neuen Versicherungen abschließen, aufgrund der IOU-Anleihe, aber Connie Lee.
Durch Umbuchung und MBS-Bewertung könnte es sein, dass AMBAC weitere 2,3 Milliarden unterschlägt. Ich habe aber hier den Teufel mit seiner Bilanz geschlagen.
-------------- Takefuji kommt mit voller Rückzahlung für Creditors, denke ich. http://news.businessweek.com/article.asp…OJ2H3NR41I3KO16
Takefuji Picks J Trust as New Buyer After A&P Bid Terminated
Takefuji Corp., the bankrupt Japanese consumer finance company, chose J Trust Co. to acquire the company for 25.2 billion yen ($324 million) after South Korea's A&P Financial Co. was unable to meet obligations.
Takefuji will be reorganized under J Trust's Osaka-Japan based Lopro unit, the failed lender said in a statement on its website. The Korean firm didn't make payment as stated in its contract, and the agreement was terminated with Tokyo district court approval, Takefuji said in a separate statement.
A&P Financial was selected as a preferred bidder for the company on April 11, among rivals bids from J Trust, a Japanese financial services firm, TPG Capital and two others. Takefuji's collapse made it the biggest casualty of a Japanese government clampdown that forced the lender and rivals Acom Co., Promise Co. and Aiful Corp. to lower interest rates and refund overpaid interest.
Takefuji's plan to split into two entities -- one to repay creditors and another to continue as a consumer lender -- will be delayed until March 1, it said.
Takefuji Plan http://www.takefuji.co.jp/corp_e/nwrs/detail/et110715.pdf |