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Bank of America Sees Growth in Non-Performing Loans

In the July-September 2000 quarter Bank of America, the second largest US financial services company, whose interests include factoring, recorded its non-performing loans at $4.4 bn, an increase of 45% over the $3 bn of July-September 1999. The bank reports...

CIT Group Records 58% Net Income Growth in January-September...

The CIT Group Inc (which offers a range of financial services including factoring, structured financing, equipment, commercial and consumer financing…


KBK Capital Corporation Records Sharp Growth in Net Income

KBK Capital Corporation of Fort Worth, Texas (which provides commercial loans, mezzanine loans and factoring to middle-market businesses) has reported…

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RDM Factors Focused on Growth

RDM have recently opened an office in Scotland to reflect the different needs of businesses there. Graeme Cullen, whose most…

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Fears for Continued Economic Growth in Malaysia

Although the rate of economic growth in Malaysia is one of the fastest in the south east Asian region and…

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Rate of Growth in US Slows

The Federal Reserve’s latest survey on regional economic conditions indicates that the rate of growth in the US has slowed…


Malayasia records growth in GDP of nearly 20%

After the regional financial crisis of 1997 the Malaysian market is finally beginning to turn around. With a recorded growth…

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Canbank Predicts Strong Turnover Growth

Canbank Factors achieved a turnover of Rs. 1,000 Crores in 1999-2000 and expect growth of 25-30% in the coming financial…

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Etoile Commercial Contributes to Gurling Namur Profit Growth

Gerling Namur Profit up by 43% Gerling-Namur, the subsidiary of German Gerling Credit Insurance Group, saw consolidated profit rise 9…

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