Archive for September 8th, 2009

Divizia de credite de consum a grecilor de la EFG si-a dublat profitul

EFG Retail Services, divizia de credite de consum a grupului elen EFG Eurobank, proprietarul Bancpost, a incheiat anul trecut cu un profit net de 22,2 milioane de lei (6 milioane de euro), dublu fata de rezultatul din anul anterior, potrivit bilantului depus la Ministerul Finantelor.

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Bancpost a vandut credite neperformante la 12,8% din valoare

Bancpost a vandut anul trecut unor firme specializate in recuperarea creantelor credite de consum neperformante (cu restante la rambursare mai mari de 180 de zile) in valoare de 168 mil. lei (circa 43 mil. euro) pentru care a incasat 21,6 mil. lei (5,5 mil. euro), adica 12,8% din valoare, potrivit unui raport al bancii.

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Doar jumatare dintre romani apeleaza la banci

Numai 51% din romani apeleaza la banci, potrivit unui sondaj efectuat in perioada ianuarie-iunie de compania de cercetare de piata CSOP, care precizeaza ca circa 64% dintre persoanele intre 25 si 40 de ani folosesc serviciile unei institutii financiare, in timp ce doar 26% din romanii de peste 60 de ani apeleaza la operatiuni bancare.

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MF Global says to expand Japan operations (Reuters)

MF Global Ltd , a futures and options broker that has just launched a Japan equity research-led team, said on Tuesday it will expand its operations in Japan to as many as 55 staff or a 28 percent rise by March.

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Guy Carpenter Briefing Finds Rising Interest Rates Could Affect Reinsurers’ Claims-Paying Ability over Long Term, Industry Stable Despite Lingering Effects of Financial Crisis (Business Wire)

NEW YORK—-A briefing published today by Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC looks ahead to the possible effects of inflation on long-tail reinsurance, as well as the impact of the credit crunch on reinsurers in the wake of the subprime mortgage crisis.

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The Driving Force Behind 2010 Taipei Int’l Floral Expo (Business Wire)

TAIPEI, Taiwan—-Chen Hsiung-wen, chief executive officer of the 2010 Taipei International Gardening and Horticulture Exposition, sincerely hopes to create for the Taipei Expo a beautiful and colorful new horizon.

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Oil ticks up ahead of OPEC, inventory data (Reuters)

Oil prices held steady on Tuesday with investors perched on the fence ahead of an OPEC meeting on Wednesday, which analysts believe may see more rhetoric on compliance but no change in output targets.

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Among millions of jobless, a few entrepreneurs (AP)

Until this summer, salesman Jorge Ocampo had always been what he calls a W-2 man. Proof was the Mercedes he bought with cash. But he had always longed to be his own boss.

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Gold futures hit $1,000 as investors seek refuge (Reuters)

U.S. gold futures hit a six-month high of $1,000 and spot gold also rose to six-month high on Tuesday as the dollar’s weakness, concerns about the sustainability of global economic recovery and worries about future inflation underpinned sentiment.

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Settlement proposals due in IP mill explosion suit (AP)

International Paper Co. and two brothers who were severely burned when a boiler exploded at a Mississippi plant have until Friday to submit proposals to settle a federal lawsuit.

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