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| | | ... a managed investment scheme does not fall within the AML/CTF Act." Fund managers make up the second biggest group, after banks, among the 19,000 entities Austrac has identified as falling under its authority. IFSA chief executive Richard Gilbert said ... |
| | | | ... miners went backwards with with Rio Tinto dipping $4.06 to $142.44 and BHP Billiton slipping 83 cents to $43.37. The major banks declined, with Commonwealth Bank falling 77 cents to $60.01, National Australia Bank giving up 17 cents to $38.74, ANZ reversing ... |
| | | | ... cutting it. "Whether it's 25 basis points or 50 basis points, we'll have to wait and see," he said. At 1217 AEDT, local banks were mixed. Commonwealth was up 49 cents to $60.96, Westpac was up 50 cents to $29.46 and the Bank of Queensland added 14 cents ... |
| | | | ... sub-prime funding jungle. This is the latest lifeline cashed-up eastern and petro-dollar investors have thrown to western banks following the sub-prime fiasco, showing just how damaging the market failure has been and why the US government is so desperate ... |
| | | | ... 11.34 points (0.75 per cent) to 1,516.00, on preliminary closing numbers. LONDON - UK stocks rose in a choppy session as banks got a boost from UBS getting a cash injection after admitting to more subprime losses ahead of a Tuesday US rate decision. ... |
| | | | ... contracts. Austock Securities senior client advisor, Michael Heffernan, said the banking sector was weighing on the market. "The banks aren't doing us any favours, the Commonwealth has run hard and is easing back with profit taking, National Australia ... |
| | | | ... and the Nasdaq Composite Index slipped 2.87, or 0.11 per cent, to 2,706.16. LONDON - UK stocks held onto earlier gains as banks felt the benefit of an interest rate cut, miners rose thanks to consolidation talk and US jobs data gave an additional lift. ... |
| | | | ... or resolve the ongoing lack of confidence in valuations of mortgage securities and more complex structures such as CDOs. Banks continue to have to refinance structured investment vehicles on balance sheet (Rabobank did so overnight, for example, on one ... |
| | | | ... consequence of globalisation. Regulators are taking notice. In the US last year, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) fined three banks US$1.4 million for failing to process the voting instructions of their clients. In Europe, the European Commission launched ... |
| | | | ... credit squeeze and fallout from the housing slump, JPMorgan Chase slashed its earnings outlook for four major Wall Street banks, fuelling another sell-off in financial shares. Shares of credit card company American Express and of Goldman Sachs Group ... |
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