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International Banks Beat Retreat from Australia Causing Shortfall in Australian Corporate Lending
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International Banks Beat Retreat from Australia Causing Shortfall in Australian Corporate Lending

Major international banks are scaling back their lending to Australian corporations in the wake of the global credit crisis as they retreat to their domestic markets and the Australian Federal Government loan guarantee continues to divide the banking sector.
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Speculation Over Whether NAB Plans To Sell It’s UK Units

A report in The UK’s Sunday Times, suggested that NAB is inclined to sell of both its UK units, Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks, after the ascension of new NAB Chief Executive Cameron Clyne who took over from predecessor John Stewart on New Year’s Day.
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Australian Income Inequality Massive Despite Household Wealth Rising

A report commissioned by the Australian Government shows that the wealthiest 20 per cent of Australian families own as much as 60 times more wealth than the poorest 20 per cent. The report titled “2008 Families In Australia” says that Australians with more than A$ 750,000 control 61 per cent of Australia’s wealth, whilst those with less than A$ 70,000 control just 1 per cent of the country’s wealth.
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