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Web-Based Companies Fill PPP Loan Gaps Left By Big Banks
Some small businesses are successfully applying for a Small Business Administration PPP loans thanks to the help of web-based companies.
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The housing crisis likely will last into 2010 until the credit market revives and government rescue programs have time to make an impact, the head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Thursday.
HEADLINE: FDIC chief: Foreclosure plan needed
CAPTION: The head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation says the housing crisis likely will last into 2010, until the credit market revives and government rescue programs have time to...
Sky News
David Cameron Announces Start Up Loans Scheme
David Cameron Announces Start Up Loans Scheme
Press Association
Hundreds of mortgage deals vanish from market after mini-budget
Hundreds of mortgage deals have vanished from the market in recent days amid wider economic turmoil. Analysis of the market by Moneyfacts.co.uk found that on Friday, the day of the mini-budget, 3,961 residential mortgage products were...
Bloomberg
AGL Credit CEO Says Credit Is Misunderstood
Nov.12 -- AGL Credit Management Chief Executive Officer Peter Gleysteen talks about what he's seeing in the credit market
and what impact a potentially record-setting leveraged buyout of Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. by KKR would have....
Bloomberg
What Financial Deregulation Could Mean for Banks
Jun.13 -- A U.S. Treasury Department report on financial deregulation urges federal agencies to re-write many regulations contained in the Dodd-Frank Act. Bloomberg's Christine Harper breaks down how the changes could affect the banking...
Bloomberg
Natixis to Sell Dubai Group Assets
May 15 -- French lender Natixis is planning to sell Dubai Group's banking assets to recover funds from a $1.1B loan. Bloomberg's Stefania Bianchi reports on "Bloomberg Markets Middle East."
Bloomberg
Private Equity Stealing Wall Street Loan Business
Dec.18 -- Direct lenders, including more and more hedge funds and buyout firms, are preparing to dish out billions of dollars at a time to lure borrowers away from the $1.2 trillion leveraged loan market. Bloomberg's Lisa Lee reports on...
Sky News
Interest Rates Continue To Be Held At 0.5%
VOICED: Interest rates have been held again after the vast majority of the Bank of England's deciding committee voted to keep them at half a percent.
Despite previous suggestions that it could rise this year, it now seems like the cost...
AFP News Agency
VOICED: Foreclosure as an exit strategy for Las Vegas homeowners
VOICED: Foreclosure as an exit strategy for Las Vegas homeowners
Bloomberg
BB&T CEO Not Concerned About Auto Loans Going Forward
Jul.20 -- BB&T CEO Kelly King discusses auto loans with Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg's "What'd You Miss."
AFP News Agency
VOICED: Crunch time for Hungary's finances
Moody's and S & P credit rating agencies have warned that they might downgrade Hungary's sovereign debt, citing looming problems for the economy and the level of public overspending. Budapest, Hungary. (Footage by AFP/Getty Images)
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Some States May Run Out Of Unemployment Money Within Weeks
Before the pandemic, more than 20 states didn't have enough unemployment funds to weather a recession. Many will take on debt to pay claims.
Bloomberg
Fed Opens Main Street Program for Lender Registration
Jun.15 -- The Federal Reserve has opened its Main Street Lending Program for small and mid-size businesses, encouraging lenders to start making loans in the much-anticipated program immediately, the Fed’s Boston Bank said on its website....
Bloomberg
What Are the Worries for the U.S. Auto Industry?
May 20 -- Bloomberg Gadfly Columnist Chris Bryant reports on underwater U.S. auto loans. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets." His opinions are his own.
Bloomberg
Has the Corporate-Bond Boom Hit Its Top?
May 11 -- Goldman Sachs Asset Management's Michael Swell discusses the outlook for corporate bonds and the high-yield debt market with Bloomberg's David Gura on "Bloomberg Markets."
Bloomberg
Rakbank CEO on FY Earnings, SME Lending, Consolidation
Jan.31 -- Peter England, chief executive officer at Rakbank, discusses 2018 earnings, SME lending and consolidation in the financial industry in the Middle East. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East.”
Bloomberg
Yield Curve Is Distorted by Policy Moves, BNP's Howard Says
Aug.29 -- Mark Howard, senior multi-asset strategist at BNP Paribas, discusses the influence of Federal Reserve policy on the yield curve and how a flattening curve impacts lending. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
Bloomberg
Andrea Jung on the Importance of Saving $5 a Week
Dec.13 -- Grameen America President & CEO Andrea Jung, who led Avon Products as ceo from 1999 to 2012, talks about how the organization helps keep women above the poverty line and on a road to success. She sat down with Bloomberg's David...
Bloomberg
Pakistan Central Bank Is Ahead of the Curve, Acting Governor Says
State Bank of Pakistan Acting Governor Murtaza Syed discusses monetary policy and the outlook for the economy. The central bank on Thursday raised borrowing costs more than expected to quell Asia's second-fastest inflation and meet...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : IMF risks losing legitimacy over Argentina loan: minister
Argentina's economy minister Martin Guzman, renegotiating a massive loan with the International Monetary Fund, warns the lender risks losing credibility if it "pushes" the country "into a destabilizing situation (Footage by AFPTV via...
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Citing danger to the economy, President Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions from the deeply troubled carmakers and their workers.
HEADLINE: Bush gives 'Big 3' $17 billion bailout
CAPTION: Citing danger to the economy, President Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions...
Bloomberg
U.S. Government Prepares Defense in AIG Trial
Oct. 28 -- David Boies spent much of the past month interrogating the architects of the 2008 Wall Street bailout, making the case that the U.S. cheated AIG shareholders of at least $25 billion partly for the benefit of an elite club of...
Bloomberg
Redrow Has Set Pretty Stretching Targets, CEO Says
Sep.05 -- John Tutte, chief executive officer at Redrow, discusses the company's full-year earnings, the help to buy scheme, the skill shortage in the industry and lease holds in the U.K. property market. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets:...