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| | | ... - without government intervention - consumers may be left at the mercy of the big banks as the only remaining mortgage lenders. "The RMBS market is dying on the vine," said Greg Medcraft, chief executive of the Australian Securitisation Forum (ASF). ... |
| | | | ... than 230 points. While many financial services companies logged steep declines during the session, government-sponsored lenders Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae were among those hardest hit. Investors are worried that the mortgage finance companies will have ... |
| | | | ... debt market in the region. The quality of the countries dominating the new issues may however not be enough to convince lenders to dive back into the market, being Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines. Despite the sovereign debt issues recovery so ... |
| | | | ... cents or 0.52 per cent to $26.84. Making news this morning, Babcock & Brown (B&B) jumped after the investment firm said lenders had removed the market capitalisation review clause linked to its debt facilities. B&B gained 84 cents, or 13.31 per cent ... |
| | | | ... groups need additional funding, and that's when CBA's banking unit for planners comes in. Creighton said that unlike other lenders that could only lend around 1.7 to 2.5 times multiple of a planning practice's recurring revenue, the bank could lend up ... |
| | | | ... to a geared version of the firm's successful global equity fund. The Schroders Geared Global Active Value uses external lenders to leverage investor exposure to its Global Active Value fund, which was launched in September 2005 and received a 'recommended' ... |
| | | | ... [instalment warrants are] quite attractive to the right trustee, [but] it has been a frustration to trustees to find adequate lenders to assist them in this." Justin Sadler, SuperConcepts national sales and marketing manager, agreed that instalment warrants ... |
| | | | ... Green Paper on financial services and credit reform but warned against separately regulating mortgage and non-mortgage lenders. Phil Hardy, Deloitte banking and finance specialist, said the firm was concerned minister for superannuation and corporate ... |
| | | | Senior Australians Equity Release Association of Lenders (SEQUAL) appointed Kevin Conlon as their first chief executive officer. "The SEQUAL Board determined that SEQUAL had developed to the point where a full-time CEO was needed, and decided that Conlon ... |
| | | | ... capital available to the Australian system and tightened the credit requirement of banks - which has a flow-on effect on all lenders, borrowers and the end consumers. Admittedly, Australia is unlikely to witness a landmark case similar to 'Operation ... |
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