I think the increase in reserves will come from an additional bunch of shares issued on top of the warrants, so any increase in value is canceled by dilution The government will be trying to squeeze every penny they can out of F and F, so expect every single warrant to be executed and they will make them pay back every penny of the liquidation preference. Financial stocks rarely get a PE over 10 so the stock price won't be all that high. I've been in F and F since 2005, so maybe my ideas are old fashioned...
The GOVT isn't raising money to reduce capital requirements. Captial requirements are set by the ERCF. The ERCF will be adjusted down. Not many are factoring in that variable into the capital raise - which has a huge impact on valuation. Go figure...