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Allied Nationwide taps parent for another $5 million

Allied Nationwide Finance, the subsidiary of Allied Farmers which bought the Hanover loan books in a debt-for-equity swap last year, will tap its parent for more support to cover any losses on existing and future impaired loans.

Tue, Jun 1st 2010 09:04PM

NZF securitises $100 mill loan book

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Another month, another delay on ComCom’s ING decision

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Two of three Compass loans total duds

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Residential property investors to get another bite at fit-out cherry

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Strong demand for bonds, but little on offer

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End of retail deposit guarantee threatens fin coy liquidity: RBNZ

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Reserve Bank assesses state of insurance sector

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Regulatory risks the biggest threat to Australasian investors

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IFA whittles down CEO hunt

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Propertyfinance Group recommends voluntary liquidation

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Pathfinder prepares to launch second fund with a focus on water

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Receivers coy on future payments to Five Star investors

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Receiver still untangling OPI Pacific's position

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Commerce Committee Chair has misgivings about QFE extension

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Property investors procrastinate ahead of Budget: QV

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S&P tells South Canterbury how it can improve its rating

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Power plugs holes in financial adviser legislation

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Open Polytech puts off assessing ‘Standard C’ for now

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AMP says conventional life policies being phased out

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