Posts Tagged ‘Banking’

Lastest Banking News

May 12th, 2011

RM1.28 BILLION SUIT AGAINST MALAYAN BANKING TO BE HEARD SEPT 21
KUALA LUMPUR, May 9 (Bernama) — A RM1.28 billion suit filed by a developeragainst Malayan Banking Berhad over the appointment of two individuals as thereceivers and administrators for the company”s takeover will be heard at theHigh Court on Sept 21 and 22. Judge Datin Zabariah Mohd Yusof set the date upon meeting parties inchambers when the case came up for management today. …
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BarCap Vice Chairman Caused A 4-Car Collision And Got A DWI Last Weekend
Howard Clark, the vice chairman of investment banking at BarCap, caused a 4-car collision in Scarsdale, New York, last Friday night. He was found with a — huge — .24% BAC, arrested and given a DWI. (A .40 % is the lethal dose for 50% of the population.)
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Lastest Banking News

May 5th, 2011

Australia’s Westpac profits up 38%
Australian banking giant Westpac announced a 38 percent rise in first half profits Wednesday, helped by lower impairment charges and improved earnings across the business.
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Canada to ban LTTE assets
The Canadian Government is mulling over the confiscation of all LTTE banking and fund raising activities in Canada. Minister Prof. G.L. Peiris has said that Canada was already in the process of crafting the necessary legislation.
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Australia’s Westpac first-half profit rises 38%
SYDNEY (MarketWatch) — Westpac Banking Corp. said Wednesday that its fiscal first-half net profit rose 38% to 3.96 billion Australian dollars ($ 4.3 billion), as impairment charges fell and the firm’s tax rate declined sharply. Provisions fell 47% to A$ 463 million while the firm’s tax rate reduced to 6% from 28% in the year-ago period after the bank’s merger with St. George. On an adjusted basis …
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Lastest Banking News

April 25th, 2011

Dudley Seeing Interest on Reserves as Favored Tool Spurs Debate
Federal Reserve officials are staking their inflation-fighting credibility on an untested tool: the power to pay interest on bank reserves.
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Cyberwarriors on the Eastern Front: In the line of fire packet floods
Former senior Estonian defence official talks cyberwar with El Reg Interview Estonian government ministers and officials deep in a crisis meeting about riots on the street in April 2007 were initially nonplussed when a government press officer interrupted a briefing to say that he was unable to post a press release.…
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HDFC Bank dominates online banking

April 20th, 2011

HDFC Bank dominates online banking
BANGALORE, INDIA: The online properties of HDFC Bank dominated ICICI Bank followed by The State Bank of India (SBI), according to a research report by ViziSense, an online audience and ad measurement platform.
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Local banker enjoys people, her job and baking
Bernadette Zunic’s career in banking has paid her back in friendships. “I don’t mind telling everybody that I really love my job,” she said.
Read more on Valley Independent

Markets rally, IT shares firm up
The markets had a good session of trade, thanks to the positive set of cues from the global and domestic fronts. The rally was more of a short covering led by Banking and IT counters, especially HCL Tech and TCS, states Ashish Chaturmohta from India Infoline Wealth.
Read more on Business Standard India

Banking commission report awaited

April 13th, 2011

Banking commission report awaited
Proposals for the future of Britain’s banking sector will be sketched out on Monday when the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) delivers its keenly-awaited interim report.
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UBS Investment Bank Appoints Stephen Cummings as Chairman of Americas Investment Banking
UBS Investment Bank announced today that Stephen Cummings will join UBS Investment Bank as a Managing Director and Chairman of Americas Investment Banking . Cummings will be based in New York and report to Jimmy Neissa, Matthew Grounds and Simon Warshaw, Joint Global Heads of IBD.
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Mobile banking firm’s 40 new jobs

April 5th, 2011

Mobile banking firm’s 40 new jobs
A mobile phone banking technology company is creating 40 jobs by opening a south Wales office.
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Over One Fifth of Online Shoppers Have Been A Victim of Online Fraud
LONDON, ENGLAND–(Marketwire – 04/05/11) – According to a recent YouGov survey(1), commissioned for eWise payo , the first and only UK bank inclusive Online Banking ePayments (OBeP) solution, one fifth (21 percent) of GB adults who have made a purchase online have been a victim of online fraud. The research also showed that nearly all – 88 percent – of online shoppers have either been the victim …
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Lloyds Banking Group – Annual Financial Report and Notice of AGM
Lloyds Banking Group – Annual Financial Report and Notice of AGM
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Medical pot banking dilemma
Stockton and other local government agencies in California require medical marijuana dispensaries to promptly deposit cash into bank accounts. The federal government, meanwhile, is putting pressure on financial institutions to make that more difficult.
Read more on The Stockton Record

Banking licence draft guideline by end of this month: Finmin

April 3rd, 2011

Banking licence draft guideline by end of this month: Finmin
The Reserve Bank will announce draft guidelines for giving new banking licences in the next few days, the Finance Ministry on Monday said.
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Five Points Bank expands to Omaha
Central Nebraska’s strong economy and a growing family are behind a new banking entry into the Omaha market: Five Points Bank of Grand Island.
Read more on Grand Island Independent

Lastest Banking News

March 30th, 2011

RBs asks lawmakers to allow them to have foreign capital infusion
MANILA — The country’s rural banking industry plans to push for an amendment in the law prohibiting rural banks (RBs) to have foreign capital infusion.
Read more on Zamboanga Times

FirstMerit Bank Licenses Misys’ Integrated Banking Solution for Foreign Exchange and International Trade Finance
Misys plc , the global application software and services company, announces today that U.S. bank FirstMerit has licensed an integrated international banking solution covering foreign exchange and trade finance processing from the front to the back office.
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BarCap Taps Transportation I-Banking Chief
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IBM to provide banking solns for Cosmos Bank

March 28th, 2011

IBM to provide banking solns for Cosmos Bank
BANGALORE, INDIA: The Cosmos Co-operative Bank Ltd., announced on Thursday that it has selected IBM’s POWER 7 systems to run its core banking solution (CBS).
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A policy for unproductive banking
If the government makes it difficult for small independent contractors to operate in Australia then a massive improvement in banking productivity will be held back as the IT talent required seeks a better deal overseas. 25 Mar 2011 10:19 AM
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MIT Professor To Serve On Banking Advisory Council

March 27th, 2011

MIT Professor To Serve On Banking Advisory Council
A MIT professor is among several people selected to serve on The Clearing House’s Academic Advisory Council (AAC), which pairs distinguished scholars from the nation’s top academic institutions with leaders from the financial industry, to analyze key issues facing the global financial system, including bank capital and liquidity, systemic risk and bank regulatory reform.
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Afghan officials agree to dissolve Kabul Bank, under pressure from U.S. and IMF
Crisis has tested government’s willingness to confront corruption.
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Afghan officials agree to dissolve Kabul Bank, under pressure from U.S. and IMF
Crisis has tested government’s willingness to confront corruption.
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