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| | | ... cent, to $23.95. Macquarie Group was down 63 cents to $38.62 at 1205 AEST after announcing plans to sell its investment lending business in Australia. Ms Saly said Babcock & Brown was a stand-out performer, up 25 per cent on open. At 1206 AEST, it was ... |
| | | | ... US$234,900 in July. The inventory of unsold homes rose to a 10.9-month supply in the month from 10.3 months in July. Tighter lending standards and rising inventories suggest that house prices have yet to find a floor. Rising unemployment would not help ... |
| | | | ... The insurance company also has counter party exposure in Lehman Brothers through derivatives contracts and securities lending transactions. However, this exposure is either collateralised or on bankruptcy remote entities, claims AEGON. As a result, the ... |
| | | | ... MacDonald, said pension funds are not blameless in the current credit market fallout. "Who funds the hedge funds? If stock lending has been part of this crisis, then who's been doing the stock lending? I don't think we need to look very far to get the ... |
| | | | ... government-sponsored, Exchange Stabilisation Fund, at a cost of US$700 billion. This allowed banks to resume and increase lending activity. US firms and corporations and households are again able to access credit and, because of the optimism over the ... |
| | | | ... continues the growth by acquisition strategy, taking on six businesses during financial year 2008. Firstfolio grew its lending book by a third, to $8 billion for the period, with just over half organic and the remainder purchased, with revenue up 14 ... |
| | | | ... financial system and the broader economy, they would require more incentives (read higher interest rates) to continue lending money to America. Or the US Federal Reserve could simply engage its printing presses. Or they could simply raise taxes to plug ... |
| | | | ... are permitted on all Australian CFDs. Shares in custodians have also fallen on the prospect of lower revenues from stock lending programs on behalf of institutional investors and fund managers. |
| | | | The $274 billion California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) has temporarily stopped the lending of troubled Wachovia, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and State Street shares. Anne Stausboll, interim chief investment officer of CalPERS ... |
| | | | ... ensure our members maximise their retirement savings." Meanwhile, the super fund clarified its position on securities lending earlier this month, stating it would continue the practice to maximise investment returns for members. |
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