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MOSCOW, May 22- Igor Kim snapped cast-off assets from foreign banks pulling out of Russia and now the banker says he wants to expand into Europe. Kim, 47, emerged with his partners as an asset consolidator after the global crash of 2008 forced Western banks to downsize, buying the Russian commercial banking units of Barclays, WestLB, Morgan Stanley and Santander.
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*Dubai Group not expecting to sell assets in 2013. DUBAI, May 9- Dubai Group, an investment vehicle owned by the emirate's ruler, will become an independent company after its planned $10 billion debt restructuring, a top official said.
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*Dubai Group not expecting to sell assets in 2013. DUBAI, May 9- Dubai Group, an investment vehicle owned by the emirate's ruler, will be spun off as an independent company with creditors owning an equity stake after its planned $10 billion debt restructuring, a top official said.
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LONDON, May 07 Fitch Ratings has affirmed Aareal Bank's outstanding mortgage covered bonds at' AAA' with a Stable Outlook. The affirmation follows the conclusion of Fitch's periodic review of the credit risk of the cover pool and the cash flow mismatches between the programme's assets and liabilities.
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The Fed's balance sheet- a broad gauge of its lending to the financial system- stood at $3.274 trillion on May 1, down from $3.276 trillion on April 24. The Fed's ownership of mortgage bonds guaranteed by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Government National Mortgage Association fell to $1.122 trillion from $1.136 trillion the previous week.
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*Effort to align U.S., international accounting at stake By Dena Aubin and Huw Jones. NEW YORK/ LONDON, May 2- Corporations may have to shoulder trillions of dollars of new balance-sheet liabilities under an accounting change for leases that is meeting stiff resistance from businesses in a test of international accounting standard-setters' resolve.
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*Overhaul meant to shine light on lease-related liabilities. NEW YORK/ LONDON, May 2- Corporations may have to shoulder trillions of dollars of new balance-sheet liabilities under an accounting change for leases that is meeting stiff resistance from businesses in a test of international accounting standard-setters' resolve.
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May 1- As mineworkers and retirees battle to salvage their pensions and benefits from the bankruptcy of Patriot Coal Corp, lawyers for their union are trying an unusual gambit- and one that may be a test case for workers' rights when companies spin off assets.
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*Beyond timing of QE3, debate over which assets to target. NEW YORK/ SAN FRANCISCO, May 1- Top Federal Reserve officials are happy with the boost their asset purchases are giving the housing market, suggesting mortgage bonds could trump Treasuries when the U.S. central bank tinkers with its bond-buying program.
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*Beyond timing of QE3, debate over which assets to target. NEW YORK/ SAN FRANCISCO, May 1- Top Federal Reserve officials are happy with the boost their asset purchases are giving the housing market, suggesting mortgage bonds could trump Treasuries when the U.S. central bank tinkers with its bond-buying program.
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MADRID, April 30- Spain's nationalised lender NCG Banco on Tuesday posted an 8- billion-euro loss for 2012 after booking provisions worth 8.2 billion euros to cover bad investments in real estate assets.
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Deutsche Bank said it will beef up its balance sheet with a 2.8 billion euro capital increase and unveiled forecast-beating first-quarter earnings following a wave of aggressive cost cuts.
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Deutsche Bank in 2.8- billion-euro share issue to shore up balance sheet. Norway calls on BP to review risk management following leak Sainsbury prepares for CEO succession Reform call over' pitiful' pay rate at BoE's court Lloyds takes 250 mln stg hit on Spanish exit Bankrupt Kodak to shift film arm to UK pensioners Overview.
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*Deutsche Bank to boost capital to narrow gap to peers. FRANKFURT, April 29- Deutsche Bank said it will beef up its balance sheet with a 2.8 billion euro capital increase and unveiled forecast-beating first-quarter earnings following a wave of aggressive cost cuts.
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FRANKFURT, April 29- Deutsche Bank said it will raise 2.8 billion euros via a capital increase and seek an additional 2 billion euros to strengthen its balance sheet.
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AMMAN, April 27- Jordan-based Arab Bank Group. Arab Bank's chief executive officer Nemeh al-Sabbagh also said the bank would focus on keeping a high level of liquidity in keeping with its "traditional conservative policy" and had a capital solvency ratio of 15.05 percent at the end of March. Arab Bank also owns 40 percent of Saudi Arabia's Arab National Bank ANB.
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LONDON, April 26 Fitch Ratings has affirmed Teller A/S and Teller AS' Long-term Issuer Default Ratings at' BB+' with a Stable Outlook, Short-term IDRs at' B' and Support Ratings at' 3'. The affirmations reflect Teller's potentially large exposure to operational risk, which is mitigated by their strong liquidity management.
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The Fed's balance sheet- a broad gauge of its lending to the financial system- stood at $3.276 trillion on April 24, up from $3.252 trillion on April 17. The Fed's ownership of mortgage bonds guaranteed by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Government National Mortgage Association rose to $1.136 trillion from $1.126 trillion the previous week.
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The Fed's balance sheet- a broad gauge of its lending to the financial system- stood at $3.276 trillion on April 24, up from $3.252 trillion on April 17. The Fed's ownership of mortgage bonds guaranteed by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Government National Mortgage Association rose to $1.136 billion from $1.126 trillion the previous week.
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TOKYO, April 25- Japan's life insurers, potential global market movers with $3 trillion in assets, have signalled they may boost their holdings of foreign bonds without currency hedges to the highest in five years, which could depress both overseas bond yields and the yen.