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TOKYO - Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., the world's largest banking group by assets, said Thursday it posted strong earnings results for the half-year through September due to lower bad-loan write-off costs.
The healthy results are the latest indication that Japan's banks are on the mend after years of losses writing off m...
PARIS (Reuters) - BNP Paribas reported a 22 percent rise in third-quarter net profit that... BNP Paribas profit up 22 p
PARIS (Reuters) - BNP Paribas reported a 22 percent rise in third-quarter net profit that beat analysts' average forecast as the French bank joined rivals in benefiting from higher investment bank revenues.
BNP said on Thursday it enjoyed a particularly strong rise in sales of equity and credit derivatives in the quarter, and added it had a leading position in fast-growing Asian ...
Mitsubishi UFJ Raises Forecast 72% on Japan Recovery (Update4) Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Mit... Mitsubishi UFJ Raises Forecast 7
Mitsubishi UFJ Raises Forecast 72% on Japan Recovery (Update4)
Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. said it will earn 930 billion yen ($7.8 billion) this year, making it Japan's second-most-profitable company ever, as economic recovery reduces bad loans and boosts fees from asset management.
Net income will probably be 72 percent higher than the bank'...
TOKYO - Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., the world's largest banking group by assets, said T... Mitsubishi UFJ Reports Stro
TOKYO - Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., the world's largest banking group by assets, said Thursday it posted strong earnings results for the half-year through September due to lower bad-loan write-off costs.
The healthy results are the latest indication that Japan's banks are on the mend after years of losses writing off mountains of nonperforming loans that piled up during the slo...
Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock is pondering a loan bid for Charlton defender Jonathan Fortune... Warnock eyes Fortune...
Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock is pondering a loan bid for Charlton defender Jonathan Fortune amid fears over Craig Short's fitness.
Short is struggling for fitness ahead of the busy festive schedule, but Warnock is loathe to use one of his remaining loans should the former Blackburn ace recover ahead of the January transfer window.
Fortune has failed to make an impact on the C...
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PUTRAJAYA, Nov 22 (Bernama) -- China, which lacks a bond market and has an underdeveloped capital... China's Capital Market
PUTRAJAYA, Nov 22 (Bernama) -- China, which lacks a bond market and has an underdeveloped capital market, presents opportunities for Malaysian companies, says B.K. Basu, chief economist of government investment arm Khazanah Nasional Bhd.
Malaysia, he said, has a well-developed bond market and should take the opportunity to be involved in China's insurance and bond market as the country'...
Gordon Brown, chancellor of the exchequer, secured the backing of Saudi Arabia during talks in Ri... Saudis back fund for weak
Gordon Brown, chancellor of the exchequer, secured the backing of Saudi Arabia during talks in Riyadh at the weekend for the International Monetary Fund facility.
The UK said it would contribute $85m (€71m, £47m) to "kick-start" the fund, which will need $700m of financing from donor countries over five years. France and Saudi Arabia are expected to announce soon details of their contr...
Harriett Gustason recently wrote “Just trying to understand" politicos. I clipped it to read... Politicos just get in the
Harriett Gustason recently wrote “Just trying to understand" politicos. I clipped it to read again later and try to understand too.
She cited economic problems and wondered if any of “them" understood anything about our economy. I've thought about that a lot.
Like much of the population, many have a mysterious concept of any economy, but “they" clearly understand...
Eight-year investigation by HMRC uncovers £76m fraud by British businessman A British... Financier faces jail for ?76m ta
Eight-year investigation by HMRC uncovers £76m fraud by British businessman
A British financier faces a stiff jail sentence after being found guilty of a complex £76m fraud, which was uncovered after an eight-year investigation by HM Revenue & Customs.
Ian Leaf, 51, who lives in Switzerland, bought 13 subsidiary companies from plcs that had significant tax liabilities. H...
