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Subscription content please login to view - Sub prime investments drive Record profit Sub prime investments drive Record profit
21 February 2003 12:00am
Record Investment, the specialised lease financiers, fund manager and investor in sub prime and distressed debt is starting to find its feet. In the six months to December 2002: » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Selwyn costs BankWest $10ml Selwyn costs BankWest $10ml
21 February 2003 12:00am
BankWest's full year profit looks like being a disappointment, and not just because the bank will take a $10 million charge for a bad loan arising from the overstated gold reserves of its customer, Selwyn Mines. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Qantas defers surcharge to July Qantas defers surcharge to July
21 February 2003 12:00am
Subscription content please login to view - NAB's McNamara joins HSBC NAB's McNamara joins HSBC
21 February 2003 12:00am
Graham McNamara, head of syndications at National Australia Bank, is leaving to join HSBC. McNamara will head syndications for the British bank in its Sydney office. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Wizard clarification Wizard clarification
21 February 2003 12:00am
Paul McMahon, chief financial officer for Wizard Mortgage Corp, points out that the EBIDTA figures for Wizard used in last Monday's report are misleading. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Wizard trading ok Wizard trading ok
21 February 2003 12:00am
Asked about trading conditions in early 2003, Paul McMahon said, "our volumes exceed our corresponding period last year. We're not seeing any sign of a drop in demand. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Goldman negotiates for control of Were Goldman negotiates for control of Were
20 February 2003 12:00am
Goldman Sachs is negotiating once more for a controlling stake in the JB Were group. The AFR reports that the JB Were partners will consider a revised offer from Goldman this weekend, which is said to value the privately held investment bank at between 1.3 times and 1.5 times net assets. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Debit makeover divides Visa, issuers Debit makeover divides Visa, issuers
20 February 2003 12:00am
Visa is quietly working on an alternative payment product for its regional bank, building society and credit union members, a product that may replace the "Visa Debit" card that used as an alternative to the more common Eftpos debit card by more than three million customers. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Visa Debit issuers drag chain over interchange review Visa Debit issuers drag chain over interchange review
20 February 2003 12:00am
After some warnings in 2001 and the observation that interchange arrangements for Visa Debit "has no place in Australia's payments system" - the Reserve Bank largely left Visa and its members to manage their own discussions over how to reform the system. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Visa Debit a half way house Visa Debit a half way house
20 February 2003 12:00am
The fourth, and sometimes forgotten, stream in the drawn out debate in Australia over interchange reform, Visa Debit is a payment card that behaves a lot like a mainstream bank Eftpos card. (The others being credit cards, Eftpos and ATM interchange). » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Keycorp in the black Keycorp in the black
20 February 2003 12:00am
Keycorp reported a profit in the six months to December 2002, after a year of writing down goodwill, selling off most manufacturing assets, reducing inventory, paying down debt and otherwise cleaning up its balance sheet. The highlights: » read more »
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