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BFCSA: Genworth, US Giant, to sell IPO $2.4 billion Australian mortgage insurance: breaching US regulations? CBA and Macquarie
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http://www.afr.com/p/opinion/genworth_ipo_worth_up_to_bn_launches_g2kvo1UFahDHEqoT65KoUO
Genworth IPO worth up to $2.4bn launches
Genworth Financial
Brett ColeFrom: Business Spectator April 08, 2014
US insurer Genworth Financial says it plans to sell as much as 40 per cent of its $4 billion Australian business, Genworth Mortgage Insurance Australia, in an initial public offering as early as June, a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing says.
Australian-based fund managers told Data Room that Genworth Mortgage Insurance Australia might be worth between $2.3 billion and $2.7 billion, or about 10 to 12 times the company’s forecast 2014 net profit of $231.1 million. Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Macquarie have roles managing the IPO, the fund managers say. Macquarie will host a “teach-in lunch” tomorrow for analysts working at fund managers, because an IPO of a mortgage insurance business in Australia is unprecedented, the investment bank says in its invitation. Next week, CBA’s analyst is visiting fund managers to brief them more about Genworth’s balance sheet and business. The analysts at Macquarie and CBA who are involved in the IPO have been tight lipped with investors about Genworth’s plans because they are concerned about potentially breaching US SEC regulations.
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Thursday, 10 April 2014How is Genworth doing so well with so many claims on it for compensation in maladministration in lending and injury cases?
Not to mention all the LMI as hundreds of Australians lose their jobs and jobs are harder to find?
More to the point, how long will Genworth continue to prosper as the number of cases increases?
IPO at this stage looks like they can see the writing on the wall and are hoping to share the risk and raise capital to buffer the slow slide into meltdown.
Definite shady mortgage loans. One would be forgiven for assuming shady insurance. We know Australian Banks were taking Insurance highly inflated premiums and self insuring their toxic products. More grief ahead and look at the timing. May breach US regulations? Here we have regulations but no-one enforces them. Thats why the current Inquiry into useless ASIC. Enjoy your time on the stand tomorrow ASICKERs - being grilled by the Senators again. [email protected]