Feb 21st 10
Banks’ bad loans ratio lowest in 13 years (Malaya)
The bad loans of universal and commercial banks are in their lowest level in over a decade, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) recently said.
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Feb 21st 10
Beijing tightens rules on business personal loans (Taipei Times)
China tightened rules on personal and working capital loans to prevent them from being used for speculation after credit growth and asset prices gained.
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Feb 21st 10
Fund managers to invest in "bad bank" loans (Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
A group of fund managers is in advanced talks to put up most of the capital needed for a financial vehicle that will buy toxic loans as part of Ireland’s “bad bank” scheme, the Sunday Times reported.
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Feb 21st 10
Pag-IBIG eyes P50B in housing loans in ’10 (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
The Home Mutual Development Fund (Pag-IBIG) plans to extend P50 billion worth of housing loans to its members this year to address the country’s housing backlog of 2.36 million homes.
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Feb 21st 10
UAB business students providing free tax preparation (FOX 6 News Birmingham)
BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC) – Students of the UAB School of Business will be providing free tax preparation to qualifying Birmingham citizens. The UAB chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants will be holding the services on the Saturdays of February 20 th , March 6 th and March 27 th .
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Feb 21st 10
Qantas CEO Joyce says business fares may rise (Taipei Times)
Qantas Airways Ltd, Australia’s biggest airline, forecast an increase in business class fares as demand recovers after a global travel slump. “We are seeing the business market demand improve,” Qantas chief executive officer Alan Joyce told Sky News Business yesterday.
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