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October 31, 2008

Barclays shares hit by Mideast move

Filed under: Bridging Finance, UK Mortgage Brokers — Cindy Smith @ 8:11 pm

Shares in Barclays dropped sharply as shareholders balked at plans to raise £7.3bn ($11.8bn) in a deal that could leave as much as 30 per cent of the bank in the hands of two Middle Eastern investors

October a cruel month for markets

Filed under: Bridging Finance, UK Mortgage Brokers — Cindy Smith @ 8:11 pm

October has confirmed its reputation as one of the most punishing months for investors, with Japanese equities suffering their largest monthly loss and the S&P 500 index on course for its weakest performance in 21 years

Knowing About A Structured Settlement

Filed under: General Business — Denis Green @ 12:11 pm

A structured settlement payment is a way of compensating victims of injury Structured settlement is intentional agreement reached in between two parties

BT warns as Global Services unit struggles

Filed under: Bridging Finance, UK Mortgage Brokers — Cindy Smith @ 12:11 pm

Shares in the UK’s leading fixed line phone company plunged after it warned on profits and made changes to senior management because of problems at its division serving the telecoms and IT needs of multinationals

Barclays turns to Middle East for cash boost

Filed under: Bridging Finance, UK Mortgage Brokers — Cindy Smith @ 12:11 pm

The bank is raising up to £7.3bn of additional capital – including £5.8bn from investors in Qatar and Abu Dhabi – in a move that will allow it to boost its balance sheet without turning to the British state for cash

Standard Life 9-month sales miss forecasts

Filed under: Bridging Finance — Phill Taylor @ 8:11 am

Life insurer Standard Life reported weaker than expected nine-month sales, sending its shares lower, but said its capital position was strong despite the stock market slump.

Barclays chases £6bn Mideast cash boost

Filed under: Bridging Finance, UK Mortgage Brokers — Cindy Smith @ 4:11 am

Executives were finalising terms of capital increase with investors including Qatari and Abu Dhabi investment authorities that would allow UK bank to escape going to British government for aid

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