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Nicholas Kaiser credits Islamic principles for Amana Income Fund's market-beating returns.

Shares in Cattles fell more than 3 per cent in early trading after the specialist consumer lender warned of slowing growth in its lending as it tightened its credit criteria

Coming soon to a docket near you: The first criminal case of the credit crunch.

Recent falls in house prices and more drops expected in the future are giving rise to fears about a return of negative equity from the grave. It was only back in the early 1990s that it reared its ugly head for the first time on a national scale in recent memory, resulting in an unprecedented number of home possessions by lenders. Some homeowners ended up both homeless and in debt with a shortfall to repay on their mortgage. I

Could the current economic climate, financial doom and gloom, be a myth? According to new research from life insurer Zurich, despite the testing market conditions, less than a third of consumers have reviewed their finances in light of the credit crunch (29%) and a fifth of people (21%) claim it's a term created by the media.

Switzerland's central bank is demanding UBS and credit Suisse build a bigger financial cushion to save a repeat of the subprime mortgage disaster that spoilt the country's reputation as an unshakeable powerhouse.

A private business group says its index of leading economic indicators inched higher for the second month in another sign that higher fuel and food prices, tighter credit and a depressed housing market are stifling the economy. Separately, the number of newly...

Credit UNION SERVICE NETWORK: Recently hired Dale Pierce as business-development account manager. ...

The RBI on Thursday said it was holding back the release of final rules on introducing credit derivatives because it wanted to incorporate some of the lessons of the global credit market crisis.

The primary season is over. There are only two candidates left, and two very different ideas about health insurance. Florida health insurance web, a free health insurance service published its summary of both (D) Barack Obama, and (R) John McCain's position on health insurance, and how their position will effect Florida's residents. Insurance analyst Moran Moran said, "Obama's plan says 'No American will be turned away from any insurance plan because of illness or pre-existing conditions, McCain's plan has tax credits'." (PRWEB Jun 19, 2008) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/WmV0YS1UaGlyLVRoaXItRmFsdS1Qcm9mLVplcm8=