Archive for August, 2009
Japan’s finance minister to skip G20 meeting
TOKYO — Japan’s finance minister will not attend this weekend’s London gathering of finance ministers and central bank heads from the Group of 20 for health reasons, the Ministry of Finance said Tuesday. Kaoru Yosano did not get clearance from his physician to travel, said ministry spokesman Yuya Shimoirisa.
Vodka trio move into finance company business
The former owners of Vodka company 42 Below see potential in the decimated New Zealand finance company sector and have picked up a 19.47 per cent stake in Dorchester Pacific for $400,000. The Business Bakery, a limited liability…
Japan’s finance minister to skip G20 meeting
Japan’s finance minister will not attend this weekend’s London gathering of finance ministers and central bank heads from the Group of 20 for health reasons, the Ministry of Finance said Tuesday.
PRESS RELEASE: Fitch Upgrades WSO Finance Pty Limited’s Senior Secured Bank Facility
Fitch Ratings-Sydney/Singapore-01 September 2009: Fitch Ratings has today upgraded the ratings of WSO Finance Pty Limited’s senior secured bank facilities to ‘BBB+’ from ‘BBB’, which include an AUD500m Tranche A loan due December 2010, an AUD500m Tranche B loan due December 2012, and an AUD250m Tranche C loan due December 2015. The Outlook is Stable.
Japan’s finance minister to skip G20 meeting
Japan’s outgoing Finance Minister Kaoru Yosano said Tuesday he would skip the Group of 20 finance ministers’ meeting in London this weekend due to health reasons.
Japan finance minister to skip London G20: report
Japan’s outgoing Finance Minister Kaoru Yosano will skip the Group of 20 finance ministers’ meeting in London this weekend due to health reasons, Kyodo News agency said Tuesday.
Trio behind 42 Below Vodka moves into finance company sector
The trio behind 42 Below Vodka has moved into the finance company sector
Final Glance: Finance companies
NEW YORK — Shares of some top finance companies were mixed at the close of trading: Bank of America fell $.39 or 2.2 percent, to $17.59. CIT Group rose $.06 or 3.6 percent, to $1.74. Citigroup fell $.23 or 4.4 percent, to $5.00.
Hanover Finance heads to court in a dispute over $697.96
Hanover Finance heads to court in a dispute over $697.96
Peru Finance Ministry Sees 2010 Fiscal Deficit Of 1.6% Of GDP
LIMA — Peru’s fiscal deficit is seen narrowing to 1.6% of gross domestic product in 2010, after reaching an expected 2.0% of GDP for this year, the Finance Ministry said Monday.
