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Instant Online Personal Decision Loan At Your Benefit! By: Kirthy Shetty
The nuances of instant personal loan decision offer a good guide on instant cash!(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-14)
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Unemployed Tenant Loans – A Solace To All! By: Kirthy Shetty
Unemployment tenant loans have been made hassle free and helps overcome and sustain challenges posed to them out of unemployment.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-14)
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Urgent Cash Loans Fights Out Urgent Financial Crisis! By: Kirthy Shetty
Urgent cash loan are cash advances to anyone who is in urgent financial need or can be an aid to anyone who is short of the cash needed to see their dreams come true.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-14)
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Day Trading: Ever Thought Of Giving Up? By: David Adams
Failure is an integral part of the day trading learning process. Traders can learn to increase their chances in trading by preparing properly. I give my take on what it takes for a novice trader to succeed.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-14)
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How Do You Pay Back Multiple Unsecured Loans? By: Kirthy Shetty
Have you borrowed unsecured funds and are now looking at paying back the monthly installments which is out of your control as you have multiple ones. You may soon find yourself in unsecured debt clutch.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-13)
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Ideen, Um Weniger Auszugeben-00-6910 By: rafalinares
Wenn die Krise beginnt, Ihr Leben zu erschweren, und Sie nicht Zusätzlich ein ausreichendes Budget z. Hd. Ihre Ernährung, Ihre Kleidung und Ihre Freizeit verfügen, schenken wir Ihnen wenige Ratschläge, wie Sie gut leben und billiger einkaufen können. Markt bietet Ihnen viele Alternativen, die Sie notfalls nicht Kontakt haben (zu jm.). Dazu erfordern Si nicht tief in die Tasche zu greifen.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-13)
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Middle East Equities News By: Zawya covers detailed information on the top 12, 0
Zawya covers detailed information on the top 12, 000 companies in the Middle East with comprehensive live news coverage through the exclusive Zawya Dow Jones newswire service. Their news service provides independent, financial news that you can trust providing a comprehensive view of the Middle East and the depth that both local and international investors demand focusing on the financial markets and economies of the Gulf region.
Zawya offers the Middle East Equities News including NBB announces net profit of BD24.26Mn for H1 of 2010, CBI announced capital increase to LE 5.90 billion, Depa moves to increase liquidity in its shares, NCB profits reached SR 2,640 million for H1 of 2010, DFM Welcomes Trading Of Nasdaq Dubai Securities Through Its Trading Platform.
National Bank of Bahrain announced a Net Profit of BD 23.26 million (US$ 61.86 million) for the six months of 2010 compared to BD 25.60 million (US$ 68.09 million) for the corresponding period of the previous year, For the second quarter of 2010, the Bank recorded a Net Profit of BD 10.04 million (US$ 26.70 million) compared to BD 11.90 million (US$ 31.65 million) for the corresponding period of the previous year. Mr. Abdulla Ali Kanoo, the Chairman of the Board, expressed his satisfaction with the results achieved by the Bank in the current challenging business environment despite a drop of 9.1 % in the Net Profit. He thanked the Bank's customers for their continued support and executive management and employees for their commitment and contribution to the Bank's success. The Earnings per share for the six months of 2010 was 29.9 fils compared to 32.9 fils for the six months of 2009.
The Commercial International Bank (CIB), one of Egypt's most successful banks, announced on Tuesday 8/7/2010 that it that it will double its issued and paid-up capital to LE 5.90 billion ($1.07 billion), financed from its reserves, From Sunday 11 July 2010, NASDAQ Dubai registered brokers will be able to trade Depa shares on the Dubai Financial Market's X-Stream platform. This will help Depa attract more liquidity in its shares from retail investors who trade primarily on the Dubai Financial Market ('DFM'). "This is the seventh capital increase that CIB has had since 1993, bringing the bank's capital up from the 400 million EGP it was back then to almost 6 billion EGP, all without raising capital from the market. This latest move was supported fully by the bank's shareholders, a reflection of the faith and trust that CIB's shareholders have for the bank and its performance". said Hisham Ezz el Arab, Chairman of CIB.
National Commercial Bank announced that net income for the first half of 2010 reached SR 2,640 million, an increase of 18% over first half of 2009. Dubai Financial Market (DFM) welcomed today the commencement of the outsourcing agreement with NASDAQ Dubai, in which the trading, clearing, settlement and custody of NASDAQ Dubai securities will operate through the trading platform of DFM, the majority shareholder of NASDAQ Dubai, as of Sunday July 11th 2010.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-13)
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Middle East Business News By: Zawya covers detailed information on the top 12, 0
Zawya covers detailed information on the top 12, 000 companies in the Middle East with comprehensive live news coverage through the exclusive Zawya Dow Jones newswire service. Their news service provides independent, financial news that you can trust providing a comprehensive view of the Middle East and the depth that both local and international investors demand focusing on the financial markets and economies of the Gulf region.
Zawya offers the Middle East Business News including Dubai World Seeks Creditors Meet On $23.5B Debt Plan, Qatar's Business Community Optimistic For Q3 2010 Outlook.
Dubai World plans to present details of its proposed $23.5 billion debt restructuring to creditors at a meeting in the emirate on July 22, according to a person familiar with the company's plans. "It's an important part of the process but a settlement is sometime away," the person who declined to be identified told Zawya Dow Jones Sunday. The government-owned conglomerate in May agreed in principle with its main creditors to restructure $23.5 billion of debt, lifting a cloud of uncertainty that had hung over the emirate's economy. The July 22 meeting is the next stage to securing a full agreement with all its creditors. The agreement in May with the creditors' coordinating committee accounts for about 60% of Dubai WorldDubai World's bank lenders. The remaining creditors holding 40% of the group's debt have yet to accept the deal. HSBC Holdings PLC (HBC), Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC (RBS.LN), Standard Chartered PLC (STAN.LN), Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LLOY.LN), Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi (BTK.YY) and local lenders Emirates NBD PJSC (EMIRATES.DFM) and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC (ADCB.AD) hold $8.64 billion Dubai World’s Debt. Under the terms presented in May the first portion, or tranche, of $4.4 billion will be paid in five years, with 1% annual interest in cash but no shortfall government guarantee. The second tranche of $10 billion will be paid over eight years, with 1% interest plus varying payment-in-kind interest and shortfall guarantees. Lenders will have to choose between three options, depending on their exposure and on their priorities in regard to the shortfall guarantee and payment in kind. The government of Dubai will convert $8.9 billion of debt and claims into equity in Nakheel, the real-estate arm of Dubai World, and commit to fund as much as $500 million of Nakheel's expenses and an interest facility of as much as $1 billion while maintaining 100% ownership of the company.
Qatar's economy proved its resilience against the financial crisis of 2008-09, helped by strong growth in its natural gas sector which registered a growth of 15% in real terms. Higher oil prices in 2010, compared to 2009 levels, have placed the government in a good position and the subsequent fiscal surplus will be utilized to supplement aggregate demand in the face of a protracted global recovery. The Qatar Statistics Authority reported that in real terms the economy grew 8.7% in 2009 with the non-hydrocarbon sector growing 9.6%. The IMF predicts a real GDP growth rate of 18.5% in the current year, underpinned by rising gas output and strong non-hydrocarbon growth. Expansion in the natural gas sector will also help many downstream sectors which in turn will drive manufacturing activity. Diversification into the non oil & gas sector is an important government policy and recently a QAR 10 billion bond sale was undertaken to fund various infrastructure projects and develop the country's domestic debt market.
Commenting on the findings of the survey Phil Strange, CFO of Dun and Bradstreet South Asia Middle East Ltd. said: 'Despite the continuing debt troubles of the Euro Zone which have given rise to renewed concerns of sluggish global economic growth, or potentially a double dip recession, Qatari businesses continue to have an optimistic outlook. Buoyed by a strong hydrocarbon sector and continued investments in key infrastructure projects, the Qatari economy is expected to remain robust.'(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-13)
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Debt Consolidation May Be Of Help – Weigh Your Pros And Cons! By: Vijay K Shetty
Debt consolidation comes as a life saviour to those who are overwhelmed in debts. It’s not too late though, you can approach for solutions to ward off your financial quagmire. More time you take to solve your problems, deeper and deeper you get into it.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-12)
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Expert Help To Get Out Of Your Debt Problems? By: Vijay K Shetty
Remember that there is no quick way to take control of your finances. You must understand that taking control of debt payments will be a bit tedious if you don’t approach an expert who can help you out with it.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-07-12)
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