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| | | ... acceptable to investors, particularly since the bank's credibility is already in tatters due to a massive surge in fossil fuel lending and exposure. Its continued support for coal companies such as Whitehaven, which, in clear breach of NABs own stipulations ... |
| | | | ... injection of CNY200 billion (US$28.6 billion) worth of liquidity into China's financial system via its MLF (medium-term lending facility) loans to banks and the prior week's announcement reduction of the one-year MLF loans from 3.30% to 3.25% ... |
| | | | ... together for a number of years to support our strategic objectives across our custody, fund administration and securities lending services. Ongoing access to the expertise and capabilities of J.P. Morgan ensures we continue to provide strong outcomes ... |
| | | | ... Governing Council meeting. "...the interest rate on the main refinancing operations and the interest rates on the marginal lending facility and the deposit facility will remain unchanged at 0.00%, 0.25% and -0.50% respectively," the ECB said "On 1 November ... |
| | | | ... injection of CNY200 billion (US$28.6 billion) worth of liquidity into China's financial system via its MLF (medium-term lending facility) loans to banks and the prior week's announcement reduction of the one-year MLF loans from 3.30% to 3.25% ... |
| | | | ... developing and signing new business opportunities across global custody, investment administration, FX and securities lending for the investment management industry. Brosnan will report to Jason Rich, head of sector solutions for the broader Asia-Pacific ... |
| | | | ... started to rebound - prompted by the RBA's rate reductions in June, July and October, as well as the relaxation in lending restrictions. APRA announced in late-May that it is ditching its minimum 7% serviceability interest rate banks are required ... |
| | | | ... injected CNY200 billion (US$28.6 billion) worth of liquidity into China's financial system via its MLF (medium-term lending facility) loans to banks on November 15 which, itself, came as a surprise for it followed the previous week's PBOC decision ... |
| | | | ... the increase in RMBS issuance by non-banks in Australia was in line with tighter supervision and regulation of mortgage lending by banks. The RBA said that it, along with the Council of Financial Regulators (which includes ASIC and APRA), is monitoring ... |
| | | | ... said: "We expect margins and earnings will remain under pressure in fiscal 2020, especially in consumer banking, as lower lending interest rates and low credit growth are likely to further dent group revenue and profits." |
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