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South Africa: London Business School to Open

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ONE of the world’s few triple-accredited business schools, the London School of Business and Finance, is to establish a foothold in Africa by opening a campus in Johannesburg, its CEO, Aaron Etingen, said on Friday. (read on…) Related items Don’t bother teaching kids financial literacy Business mission to Zhejiang My overall views about foreign immigrants taking jobs away from...
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Real Estate Weekly: Home-buyer tax credit not likely to make an encore

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The real-estate industry was abuzz with chatter earlier this week about the government offering another home-buyer tax credit, after Shaun Donovan, HUD secretary, said on CNN that it was too early to tell if the credit would make a return. (read the rest of story…) Related items China Real Estate Bubble Bursts in Bond Market: Credit Markets Real...
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Pacific & Western Credit Corp. announces results for its third quarter ended July 31, 2010

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THIRD QUARTER SUMMARY (more business here…) Related items South Africa: London Business School to Open Fitch Downgrades 2 Classes of Breithorn ABS Funding, p.l.c. Pimco Favors Airplane Bonds as TCW Sees `Meat on the Bone’: Credit Markets Pimco Favors Airplane Bonds Amid Flat Capacity: Credit Markets POSB Launches First Card in Singapore Featuring Both Debit and Credit Functions
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Fitch Downgrades 2 Classes of Breithorn ABS Funding, p.l.c.

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CHENNAI, India & SINGAPORE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Fitch Ratings has today downgraded Breithorn ABS Funding, p.l.c’s (Breithorn) notes as follows: –EUR 1,000,000 class A-2 notes to ‘Csf’ from ‘CCsf’; –EUR 62,500,000 class B notes to ‘Dsf’ from ‘CCsf’. The rating downgrades reflect the depletion of credit enhancement and partial default in the payment of interest to class...
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Pimco Favors Airplane Bonds as TCW Sees `Meat on the Bone’: Credit Markets

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Pacific Investment Management Co. and TCW Group Inc. are investing in bonds guaranteed by aircraft as U.S. carriers hold the line on adding seats to lift profitability , preserving the value of their planes. (more business here…) People who looked at this item also looked at… Pimco Favors Airplane Bonds Amid Flat Capacity: Credit Markets Related items Pimco Favors...
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Pimco Favors Airplane Bonds Amid Flat Capacity: Credit Markets

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Pacific Investment Management Co. and TCW Group Inc. are investing in bonds guaranteed by aircraft as U.S. carriers hold the line on adding seats to lift profitability, preserving the value of their planes. (more business here…) People who looked at this item also looked at… Pimco Favors Airplane Bonds as TCW Sees `Meat on the Bone’: Credit...
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POSB Launches First Card in Singapore Featuring Both Debit and Credit Functions

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SINGAPORE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–POSB has launched Multi-tude by POSB, the first card in Singapore to feature both debit and credit functions on a single card. The Card is also the first to offer a credit facility to customers without a minimum income requirement. Multi-tude by POSB is a debit MasterCard card that is designed especially for...
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Thai bourse and Credit Suisse to hold Singapore Roadshow

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Çѹ·Õè 24 ÊÔ§ËÒ¤Á 2553 17:38 ¹. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and Credit Suisse Securities (Thailand) Co., Ltd. will hold the SET-CS Singapore Roadshow 2010, on August 27, at Singapore, led by Thailands finance minister. (read on…) Related items Singapore-based investors confident in Thai listed firms Citigroup to start Singapore dark pool stock trading in 2011 CapitaMalls Asia...
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UBS Becomes Formula 1 Motor Racing Sponsor as RBS Prepares to Pull Backing

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UBS AG agreed to sponsor Formula One car racing, backing a series that Credit Suisse AG and other banks abandoned amid the credit crunch. (yes, read more…) Related items Banks zoom back to F1 Formula One signs up UBS as ‘global partner’ Swiss bank UBS signs global deal with F1 DBS giving out F1 tickets From DBS: F1 tickets
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Singapore: Man who lost S$26 million over 3 days to sue

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SINGAPORE — A man who alleges he lost S$26 million in three days gambling at the Resorts World Sentosa is considering legal action, Today reported. The man, a local business man, claims the casino gave him a credit line without checking his ability to pay, the Today report said. (read more here…) People who looked at...
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Singapore retains Fitchs top credit rating on stable outlook

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Singapore retained its top credit ranking of AAA at Fitch Ratings, which cited the countrys exceptionally strong external financial and fiscal positions. The exposure to external shocks and greater volatility associated with a small and very open economy is more than offset by the strength of Singapores external and fiscal buffers, as well as...
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Real estate credit growing slowly

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VietNamNet Bridge – Contrary to warnings about a “real estate bubble” that market experts forecast for the time when banks injected more and more money in real estate, real estate credit has been growing very slowly. (read the rest of story…) Related items China’s real estate bubble built on conflicting policy Starhill Global REIT gets $496m of loans:...
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