The International Federative Association for Russian Bond Holders will take
legal action against Russia, AFIPER Director Eric Sanitas said in an interview.
He spoke after the Budget Ministry in Paris announced in an e-mailed statement
yesterday the sale of the Meteo France building near the
The International Federative Association for Russian Bond Holders will take
legal action against Russia, AFIPER Director Eric Sanitas said in an interview.
He spoke after the Budget Ministry in Paris announced in an e-mailed statement
yesterday the sale of the Meteo France building near
The Federal Court judge hearing the case yesterday ruled that the 64-year-old
veteran Sydney trader had failed to prove his case. The decision means that a
scheme of arrangement passed by Lift Capital creditors last month can now be
settled, allowing the payment of a dividend of about 65c in
OPTIONS trader Tony Famularo has failed in his attempt to overturn the
liquidator's decision to reject his claim for a $103 million debt from failed
margin lender Lift Capital. A Federal Court judge yesterday ruled that the
64-year-old veteran Sydney trader had failed to prove his
Justice Arthur Emmett this morning said if Mr Famularo were to be successful in
his claim, he would have to overcome the hurdle of why he waited up to 18
months before suggesting an options trading strategy to protect his portfolio.
Justice Emmett said that the evidence before the court showed
The Dubai Financial Support Fund (DFSF), set up a year ago to aid indebted
state-run corporations, "has put over $US6.2 billion into Dubai World Group
over the past 12 months," a government spokeswoman said. "The DFSF stands ready
to put considerably more money into the company in
The Dubai Financial Support Fund (DFSF), set up a year ago to aid indebted
state-run corporations, "has put over $US6.2 billion into Dubai World Group
over the past 12 months," a government spokeswoman told AFP. "The DFSF stands
ready to put considerably more money into the company in line with
Dubai says it has pumped $US6.2 billion ($A7.2 billion) into Dubai World and is
prepared to put even more money into the conglomerate whose debt woes caused
global market jitters late last year. The Dubai Financial Support Fund (DFSF),
set up a year ago to aid indebted state-run
AFP Dubai says it has pumped $US6.2 billion ($A7.2 billion) into Dubai World
and is prepared to put even more money into the conglomerate whose debt woes
caused global market jitters late last year. The Dubai Financial Support Fund
(DFSF), set up a year ago to aid indebted state-run
“The money is in the form of a loan, on commercial terms, and the Dubai Support
Fund hasn’t taken an equity stake in the company or taken any assets from the
group,” a government spokeswoman said by phone, declining to be identified, in
line with government policy. The Abu-Dhabi-based
The Federal Court judge hearing the case yesterday ruled that the 64-year-old
veteran Sydney trader had failed to prove his case. The decision means that a
scheme of arrangement passed by Lift Capital creditors last month can now be
settled, allowing the payment of a dividend of about 65c in
