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Small loans that make a huge impact - Brisbane Times

Brisbane Times
Small loans that make a huge impact
Brisbane Times
''In the past 10 years, the fund has lent $668 million.'' Some of the money used by such microfinancing funds has been donated but much is borrowed by the funds themselves in the same manner as banks. The origins of microfinancing can be traced back to ...

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Do we leave our money in or get it out? - Cyprus Mail

Globe and Mail
Do we leave our money in or get it out?
Cyprus Mail
After all, who lent those indebted nations their now evidently uncollateralised money in the first place, thus causing this financial fiasco? Sterling has grown in value against the euro by eight per cent this past three months.
Markets in turmoil as EU admits it is planning for Greece to bomb out of euroThis is Money
Europe's stricken banks wait for a rescue that never seems to comeThe Guardian
Eurozone Exposures To A Greek DefaultSeeking Alpha
The Economist -U-T San Diego -Bend Bulletin
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Follow the money, not the rhetoric - The Australian

AFP
Follow the money, not the rhetoric
The Australian
Whichever way you cut it, whether Greece continues within the currency union or plunges out, Germany ends up with a monstrous bill. That's where all the money points. Germany has lent about €90 billion to southern European banks.
European leaders scramble to contain Greek debt crisisCNNMoney
Greek banks, the euro and the ECBBBC News
German 10-year borrowing rate falls to record lowAFP
SBS
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How peers can solve borrowing headaches - The Independent

How peers can solve borrowing headaches
The Independent
Small businesses need cash to invest or simply to keep their heads above water, while Britain's army of hard-pressed savers understandably crave better returns. That's the raison d'etre behind the latest peer-to-business lender launch.
Bond Issuers Headed for 'Collision With Reality'? - CNBC.com

CNBC.com
Bond Issuers Headed for 'Collision With Reality'?
CNBC.com
How much interest would you want back if you lent to huge amounts of money to someone on an unsecured basis, and if that person had unaudited accounts and a history of playing dirty when the chips are down? “Maybe I'm missing something, but 150 basis ...
Vietnam's Bonds Gain as Banks Invest Surplus Cash; Dong Steady - Bloomberg

Vietnam's Bonds Gain as Banks Invest Surplus Cash; Dong Steady
Bloomberg
“Banks have abundant cash as they haven't lent out too much so far this year because of the central bank's limited credit-growth policy,” said Do Thi Phuong Trang, a Hanoi-based analyst at Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam.

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Key European Interbank Rate Posts First Rise In 2012 - Wall Street Journal

Key European Interbank Rate Posts First Rise In 2012
Wall Street Journal
Despite the recent flaring up of crisis tensions, cheap cash lent by the European Central Bank--which has helped push interbank rates close to record lows--continues to flood the banking system, keeping demand low for unsecured lending.

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Bill Clinton is drumming up the cash for Barack Obama - The Australian

Bill Clinton is drumming up the cash for Barack Obama
The Australian
BILL Clinton lent his starpower and fundraising expertise to President Barack Obama yesterday, putting aside past differences to boost the younger man's re-election bid. The former president appeared side-by-side with Mr Obama at an event in the ...

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How serious is the £2bn Rock loss? - BBC News

BBC News
How serious is the £2bn Rock loss?
BBC News
Think of that loss as the equivalent of what you would lose if you lent money to a friend at a low interest rate rather than getting a higher interest rate by putting that money into a savings account (of course I am assuming you can still find a ...

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Cash crisis club Glentoran to get loan from Irish FA - BBC News

Cas h crisis club Glentoran to get loan from Irish FA
BBC News
The Irish Football Association is preparing to help ease Glentoran's cash flow crisis that has left players without their wages for April. BBC Sport understands the association will provide a short-term loan, with agreement expected within days.