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| | | Property fund managers remain concerned by the lack of access to financing from major lenders, with no notable improvement in the last year, according to the Australian Direct Property Investment Association (ADPIA). An ADPIA survey of fund managers ... |
| | | | ... the EU and IMF. Among the British banks, Barclays lost 3.63 per cent and Lloyds Banking Group 2.13 per cent and European lenders were also in the firing line. In Paris, Guillaume Garabedian at Meeschaert Gestion Privee said trade was marked by a slew ... |
| | | | ... with ATM access, a credit card and an option to fix for three years at 7.25 per cent at no extra cost. While non-bank lenders such as Ratebusters are offering no-frills loans as low as 6.83 per cent, Hendey said the ME Bank package had features and strong ... |
| | | | ... study for extending the life of Kennecott Utah Coppers Bingham Canyon Mine in Salt Lake City, in the United States. Major lenders were mixed. National Australia Bank gained 19 cents to $26.14, Westpac off two cents to $24.41, and ANZ Banking Group was ... |
| | | | ... feasbility stage also was pushing the stock higher on Thursday. Rio Tinto firmed 22 cents to $84.50. Australia's major lenders traded lower, with ANZ Banking Group suffering the biggest fall, down 19 cents at $23.69. The retail sector was mixed, despite ... |
| | | | ... of gold in Sydney was $US1,417.70 per fine ounce, down $US6.905 from Monday's close of $US1,424.605. Australia's major lenders were stronger, but there was no clear driver, Mr Lakos said. He said National Australia Bank was the standout, with the bank's ... |
| | | | ... alliance with Centrepoint Finance. Starting from 3 April, Count members will have access a higher number of asset finance lenders which will offer asset financing options for most business assets including business equipment and IT systems Asset finance ... |
| | | | ... better-than-expected results from state-run Bank of China, which lifted hopes for strong earnings from other large Chinese lenders. However, analysts said concerns over eurozone sovereign debt, the nuclear crisis in Japan and unrest in Libya will continue ... |
| | | | ... per cent, or 32.96 points, to close at 2,932.756, despite the central bank's decision Friday to hike the amount of money lenders must keep in reserve, as it struggles to keep inflation under control. Investors are growing more concerned about the crisis ... |
| | | | ... staff bonuses this year, music to the ears of the British government and taxpayers although, unlike many of its fellow lenders, Barclays did not require a state bailout at the height of the downturn. In Europe's other bourses the only way was up. In ... |
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