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AllAfrica: Nigeria: Anchor Insurance to Grow Grassroots Insurance
Anchor insurance company Limited has reaffirmed its commitment to take insurance to the grass roots, where according to the company is needed most to improve on individual and group economies.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: Allianz Plans Organic Growth, Considers Mergers
Allianz SE, Europe's largest insurer by gross premiums, primarily plans to grow organically, but will also examine options for mergers and acquisitions as they arise, Chief Executive Officer Michael Diekmann has said.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: Fees to Reduce As Pension Fund Increases
The National Pension Commission (PenCom) issued guidelines on fees and commissions that licensed operators under the new contributory pension scheme in the country can charge to set a limit and ensure that the charges by the operators are not exorbitant.
AllAfrica: Zimbabwe: Senate Passes RBZ Amendment Bill
SENATE yesterday passed the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill after it had been on the House Order Paper for close to three months.
AllAfrica: Uganda: BOU Asked to Open Up Bond Market
Analysts have asked Bank of Uganda (BoU) to open up the government debt market to more players, so as to enhance trade in treasury bonds and bills.
AllAfrica: Zimbabwe: Minister Castigates Foreign Banks
YOUTH Development, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere has castigated some foreign financial institutions for failing to financially support local businesses, saying this is undermining the Government's efforts to empower the indigenous people.
AllAfrica: Zimbabwe: Allocate Working Space to SMEs - Nyoni
LOCAL authorities have been urged to consider the allocation of working space to small to medium enterprises to enable them to set up factories and expand their operations.
AllAfrica: Zimbabwe: Delta Imports Bottles
LOCAL beverages manufacturer, Delta Corporation has resorted to importing bottles as the sole Zimbabwe manufacturer, Zimglass is failing to meet their demand due to power supply challenges.
AllAfrica: Zimbabwe: ZSE Trading At Lowest Levels
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchanged is currently trading at some of its lowest levels since re-opening in February last year, with the mainstream industrial index shedding off a cumulative 20 percent since the gazetting of the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment regulations.
 Yahoo!: Nationalized UK bank Northern Rock back in profit (AP)
AP - Nationalized mortgage lender Northern Rock said Wednesday that it returned to profit in the second half of 2009 as interest income rose and losses on loans fell.
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Novartis announces USD 5 billion bond issue
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·Volatility eases but investors remain wary
Global equity markets struggled to extend their recent gains as the latest batch of US economic releases came under scrutiny ahead of Thursday's crucial non-farm payrolls report
·Increase in Chinese rates hits Nikkei
The index breaks a three-day rising streak, edging lower after China's central bank unexpectedly raised rates, as JAL drops 9.5% on a report that it is set to post a $13.3bn net loss
·US jobs data weigh on Wall Street
US stocks struggled to push higher after disappointingjobs data left investors concerned about Friday's non-farm payrolls report
·Base metals advance as winter grips China
Base metals staged a broad advance while oil prices maintained advance to 15-month high
·Dollar falls amid FOMC talk of stimulus
The US dollar fell after minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting showed policymakers had discussed further stimulus measures in case the US economy should weaken further
·Card glitch sends Gemalto lower
The outperforming French group slid lower on Wednesday after millions of German bankcards with Gemalto chips were left unable to make transactions
·Footsie at 16-month high
Royal Bank of Scotland continued its stellar run on Wednesday, helping the FTSE 100 edge to its fourth straight gain
·Asian rally extends region's highs
Rising commodity prices helped extend gains for stocks in the region for a fourth session with impressive sales figures for both Toyota Motor and Nintendo adding to the new year optimism
·US bond offerings spike
Investors fear government debt will hit prices, while treasurers seek to bolster resources
·Indian export tax hits iron ore
Duty highlights how commodity is becoming a a sensitive geopolitical issue
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·CFTC urges end to derivatives secrecy
A leading US financial regulator called for the prices of derivatives trades to be disclosed in the same way as stock prices, saying only large Wall Street banks benefitedfrom the current lack of transparency
·Beijing still keen to buy US bonds
China's investments in US Treasury bonds are continuing 'every day' and should not be politicised, according to the head of China's foreign exchange administration, which manages $2,400bn in forex reserves
·Spotlight on use of government bond yields
Questions being asked about the use of developed countries' government bond yields as the risk-free rate investors benchmark other assets against
·Bond investors seek new home for cash
As the government-guaranteed bonds sold during the financial crisis start to mature and get repaid, investors are wondering where to reinvest
·Mortgage bond spreads at record low
The risk premium on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgage bonds has dropped to a record low even though the Fed is poised to end its market support for these bonds
·Regulators home in on derivatives
US regulators have stepped up calls for greater disclosure of prices of credit default swaps and other derivatives despite industry gripes
·Wide trade gap hits recovery hopes
The UK's trade deficit with the rest of the world reached its widest since August 2008 in January as exports dropped sharply, hitting hopes that the weak pound can deliver an export-driven recovery
·Sovereign risk: are the dangers fading?
Jan Randolph, head of sovereign risk analysis at IHS Global Insight answers your queries and concerns aboutthe impact of sovereign risk on financial markets on Monday, March 15
·CME faces serious threat to its ascendancy
Market-based and legal assaults to the group may change the terrain of the futures industry
·Regulator ponders CDS clampdown
Market for sovereign credit default swaps in spotlight after politicians blamed it for exacerbating Greek debt crisis
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