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Germany's finance minister defended the rescue packages for Greece and other eurozone countries at a supreme court hearing on Tuesday, as opponents argued that the bailouts violated both German and European law.

New Delhi, July 3 Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee will hold a review meeting with the heads of public sector banks and financial institution in the light of rising interest rates and concerns of slowdown.The meeting will take stock of the financial performance of the banks during the financial year ended March, 2011.It would also dwell upon credit flow to the productive sectors, sources ...

As peer to peer finance company RateSetter breaks the £5m barrier in just nine months in business, new data shows it is the older generation taking advantage of the returns.London, UK 28 June 2011 As P2P finance company RateSetter passes £5m matched loans in nine months, fresh data shows that it is the most experienced generation that is taking advantage of peer to peer lending to ...

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Fifth Street Finance Corp. today announced that it has commenced a public offering of 5,000,000 shares of its common stock

European finance chiefs are divided on how to involve private investors in a second bailout for Greece and stave off the euro area's first sovereign default without running afoul of the ECB

Fitch Ratings has assigned a 'BBB-' rating to NiSource Finance Corp.'s proposed issuance of $400 million notes due 2041. Note proceeds will be used to repay short-term borrowings.

Hoping to attract Arab capital, Russia will take its first step into the world of Islamic finance in June by issuing sukuk, Islamic bonds which comply with Muslim religious rules.

European finance officials will meet in Vienna on Wednesday to thrash out Greece's debt problems, with a second bailout in exchange for new belt-tightening and sell-offs appearing more likely.

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