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Dutch Lenders Get Respite for Safety Fund to Ease Bank Levy
Bloomberg
Dutch banks, including ING Groep NV (INGA) and Rabobank Groep, gained a year of respite from contributing to a fund that reimburses depositors when a lender fails after the government proposed a bank levy. The additional time will "mitigate the ...
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Brazil Facing Its Own 'Sub-Prime' Lending Problem
Forbes
Last year, the government abruptly changed its lending rules for auto loans and private banks had to comply or lose business to the big state banks, mainly Banco do Brasil and Caixa Economica Federal. Banks like Itau Unibanco (ITUB) failed to calculate ...
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Santander Consumer USA Expands With Full-Spectrum Auto Lending
MarketWatch (press release)
DALLAS, May 25, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Santander Consumer USA Inc. ("Santander"), an industry leader in auto financing, has expanded its Santander Auto Finance lending program to include the prime tiers. This new "full spectrum" of auto ...
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EmergencyCashAdvance.com Announces New Lending Policy Article
Midland Daily News
EmergencyCashAdvance.com visitors can now make use of the website's free "Lending Policy" resource, which aims to help consumers learn the ins and outs of payday lending policies and how to be responsible users of payday loans.
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Chinese Shares Hit 5-Week Low on Lending Slowdown Concerns
BusinessWeek
By Bloomberg News on May 25, 2012 China's stocks fell to a one-week low on concern bank lending is slumping and business conditions are deteriorating, adding pressure on the government to ease monetary policy to avert a deeper economic slowdown.
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Big lenders see Portugal recession easing, MPs say
Reuters
By Andrei Khalip | LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's ruling coalition is reporting that EU and IMF inspectors evaluating the country's bailout programme have concluded the worst of the local recession may be over, which should help a recovery in faltering ...
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Asian Stocks Fall as Economic Slowdown Cools China Bank Lending
San Francisco Chronicle
A drop in lending in April and May means it's likely China's biggest banks' total new loans for 2012 will be about 7 trillion yuan ($1.1 trillion), less than the government goal of 8 trillion yuan to 8.5 trillion yuan, said a bank official, ...
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Credit Still Stoking Growth In Brazil, But At Slower Pace
Wall Street Journal
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff has pushed banks to bring down lending rates, arguing that they are too high and haven't reflected the central bank's own aggressive rate cuts of the key overnight lending rate, the Selic. Since last August, the Selic ...
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24 Top Mortgage Originators Earn the Prestigious Certified Distressed Property ...
San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Certified Distressed Property Lender Designation Gaining Traction Warwick, RI (PRWEB) May 25, 2012 The LepLap Institute, a sister company of Lepizzera & Laprocina Title & Escrow which is a nationally renowned short sale negotiation firm, and issuer of ...
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Wales escapes worst of April mortgage lending plunge
WalesOnline
By Rhodri Evans THE end of the stamp-duty holiday had less of an impact in lending in Wales than elsewhere in the UK, data released by the Council of Mortgage Lenders in Wales has revealed. The first-time buyers' stamp duty holiday on homes of between ...
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Three Dewey Lenders Have Sold Part of the Debt; About 200 ...
As Dewey & LeBoeuf's top partners move on to other firms, its debt is also changing hands. Three out of four banks owed a reported $75 million by the crumbling law firm have sold part of the debt, a source tells the Am Law Daily. The lenders ...
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Big lenders see Portugal recession easing, MPs say - Yahoo! News
From Yahoo! News: LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's ruling coalition is reporting that EU and IMF inspectors evaluating the country's bailout programme have ...
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