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Supreme Court hears Sorabjee on Securitisation Act

Attorney General Soli J Sorabjee today defended the Securitisation Act in the Supreme Court. The Court was hearing petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Act empowering financial institutions to securitise assets of defaulting companies. The act was passed to...

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French credit insurer suffers profit slide as factoring arm...

French credit insurer Euler & Hermes (F.EUL), which is 67.4%-owned by Assurance Generales de France (F.AGF), said Thursday its net…

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Chamber of Commerce seeks Securitisation Act review

The Chamber of Commerce (PHDCCI), in its pre-Budget memorandum, has urged the Government to review the Securitisation Act, provide longer…

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UK and Ireland biggest players in European securitisation market

A report by Moody's Investors Services, last year confirmed the UK and Ireland as the biggest player in the European…

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Citibank to focus on SMEs through transportation funding

Citibank has bought out portfolios of over Rs 1,000 crore in the last 14 months from non-banking financial companies (NBFCs)…

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Budget should look to modify credit norms for SSIs

The forthcoming Budget should address the two main problems of the small-scale sector, namely, the high cost of funds and…

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Bill Introduced Concerning “Factoring” of Payments to Victims of...

A new federal bill, The Structured Settlement Act (HR 5421), was introduced on 6 October 2000. This legislation is intended…

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