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| Predatory lenders targeted St. Paul's East Side, report says Pioneer Press By Frederick Melo In the days before the foreclosure crisis, when credit was easy to come by and home-loan regulations were looser, predatory mortgage lenders didn't just target anyone and everyone. In St. Paul, they focused more heavily on vulnerable, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hastie return unlikely as lenders may get zilch NEWS.com.au LENDERS to the collapsed Hastie Group have been warned they are unlikely to claw back their cash. Administrators PPB Advisory declared yesterday the electrical and refrigeration group - believed to owe about $500 million to a suite of lenders - was ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hastie return unlikely for lenders Perth Now Picture: Derrick Den Hollander Source: News Limited LENDERS to the collapsed Hastie Group have been warned they are unlikely to claw back their cash. Administrators PPB Advisory declared yesterday the electrical and refrigeration group - believed to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| UAE banks set to resist lending rules Financial Times By Simeon Kerr and Camilla Hall The United Arab Emirates will struggle to impose new rules that are aimed at preventing a repeat of Dubai's debt crisis by capping bank lending to government bodies, analysts and bankers say. Local lenders are responding ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dexia in Exclusive Talks With Sberbank to Sell Denizbank BusinessWeek By Jason Corcoran on May 28, 2012 OAO Sberbank, Russia's biggest lender, is taking advantage of the retreat by western lenders in Turkey and Eastern Europe to expand, according to Deputy Chairman Anton Karamzin. The Moscow-based lender began talks to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New Wholesale Lenders for Reverse Mortgages: Growth Time is Now Reverse Mortgage Daily The landscape for wholesale reverse mortgage lenders is changing, with large wholesalers now out of the market and new ones having entered in the past year. Many are seeing the potential to make waves on the wholesale side. They say the time is right ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Colombia to Keep Rate at Three-Year High, Survey Shows BusinessWeek The seven-member board, led by bank chief Jose Dario Uribe, voted unanimously to keep the overnight lending rate at a three- year high of 5.25 percent today, matching the forecast of all 26 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. "Recent events in Europe ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Tata Power restructures assets to placate lenders Livemint First, lenders were concerned that the cash flows from operations would not be enough to service the loans totalling about `14000 crore. "This (restructuring) gives comfort as the cash flows can provide for that. Second, from an accounting viewpoint, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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