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The Financial Markets Authority (AFM) in the Netherlands has fined Santander bank some €3.7 million for providing irresponsible loans. The penalty, given on 9 July this year but disclosed on Wednesday, is based on a study of 10 files from 2021. Authorities concluded that Santander obtained too little information about the financial position of customers in 4 out of 10 files, leaving debtors vulnerable. It provided irresponsible credit in half of them, added the AFM. Santander sets sights on investors with dividend hike and share buyback scheme"This is serious, because SCF [Santander Consumer F...
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The so-called 'Zombie' companies could soon be facing their day of reckoning, with due dates looming on hundreds of billions of euros of loans they may not be able to pay back. “They’re going to get crushed,” Valens Securities managing director, Robert Spivey, said of the weakest ones. Here are the key takeaways from the AP analysis: What is a 'zombie' company?'Zombies' are commonly defined as companies that have failed to make enough money from operations in the past three years to pay even the interest on their loans. Their numbers have swelled because low interest rates for years allowed co...
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