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Britain's peer-to-peer lenders
faced tough new rules on Monday, which industry executives and
analysts expect to prompt a clearout after the failure of two
firms in the last six months.
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The Hungarian forint fell 0.3% versus
the euro on Monday, giving back some of its early-December gains, as central
Europe's worst-performing currency continued to seesaw between record lows and
slightly stronger levels.
At 0952 GMT, the forint traded at 331.72 versus the euro, underperforming
its regional...
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Most Southeast Asian markets weakened on
Monday, as worries over poor economic data from China offset
Wall Street cheer on strong U.S. jobs data, while investors
buckled in for a crucial week of trade negotiations.
Chinese exports eased for the fourth straight month in
November,...
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Amigo founder James
Benamor staged an apparent boardroom coup on Monday, returning
to the subprime lender and prompting the exit of its chief
executive and chairman.
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Evergrande Group's
record dividend, which is set to bring a $2 billion windfall for
its chairman, could signal a delay to a planned domestic listing
for the Chinese property firm and a potential cash squeeze,
analysts said.
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* Tesco set for best day in 2 months on review of Asian
units
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Indonesian e-commerce firm
Bukalapak announced on Monday that chief executive and
co-founder Achmad Zaky will be stepping down from his role in
January 2020 and will be replaced by financier Rachmat
Kaimuddin.
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Kazakhstan's central bank kept its
policy rate unchanged at 9.25% on Monday, citing the need to
preemptively curb expectations of higher inflation and tenge
depreciation due to the widening current account gap.
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Kazakhstan's central bank kept its
policy rate unchanged at 9.25% on Monday, citing the need to
preemptively curb expectations of higher inflation and tenge
depreciation due to the widening current account gap.
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British Prime Minister Boris
Johnson said on Monday he would try to find a way to honour his
promise to oppose Heathrow airport expansion by lying down in
front of bulldozers but that it might be difficult for him.