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341. Bank of China raises sixth-largest IPO
Bank of China, the country's second-biggest lender, raised US$9.7 billion (5 billion pounds) after pricing its initial public offering near the top of its indicated range in the world's sixth-largest IPO.
24 May 2006
342. Bank sees inflation on target in two years
Inflation will hit its 2.0 percent target in two years assuming interest rates rise very gradually as implied by the market yield curve, the Bank of England forecast
10 May 2006
343. EFG Eurobank to Buy 70 Pct. of Tekfenbank
Greece's EFG Eurobank Ergasias said on Monday it agreed to buy a 70 percent stake in Turkey's Tekfenbank for US$182 million (euro143.4 million).
08 May 2006
344. Bank of America Files Shelf Statement
Bank of America Corp. filed a mixed shelf statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday.
05 May 2006
345. ADB: £540 Billion Needed for Infrastructure
The Asian Development Bank said Friday that an estimated US$1 trillion (£540 billion) was needed to build infrastructure facilities across East Asia, and offered to
05 May 2006
346. Bankers get richer in City talent war
A war for talent is raging in the City of London financial services sector, where booming M&A and equity and debt market activity is driving up pay for both senior and
03 May 2006
347. Commerzbank Net Profit Nearly Doubles
Commerzbank AG said Tuesday that its first quarter net profit nearly doubled from a year ago, an increase boosted by the sale of its stake in the Korea Exchange Bank.
02 May 2006
348. Bank's King says anti-protectionism helps UK prosper
The country has learnt from harsh experience that resisting protectionism is the key to prosperity, Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said on
27 Apr 2006
349. Chinese Regulators OK Hua Xia Bank Plan
Chinese regulators have approved a plan for Hua Xia Bank to sell a combined 13.98 percent stake to Germany's Deutsche Bank AG, Deutsche Bank Luxembourg SA, and
21 Apr 2006
350. FSA Fines Deutsche Bank
Britain's Financial Services Authority on Tuesday fined Deutsche Bank AG 6.4 million pounds for market misconduct, the third largest penalty the watchdog has
12 Apr 2006
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