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Britain's markets watchdog is
launching a study into how insurers charge for home and motor
coverage amid concerns that costs are sometimes higher for
long-standing customers than new ones.
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Foreigners were net buyers of Japanese
stocks for the second consecutive week in the week ended Sept.
21, helped by a weaker yen, and hopes of higher corporate
earnings.
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Funding Circle made a
positive market debut on Friday, valuing the British
peer-to-peer lending platform at 1.5 billion pounds ($2 billion)
and testing investor appetite for large listings with London's
biggest for several months.
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Papua New Guinea
raised $500 million in its debut sovereign dollar bond on
Friday, successfully tapping the international market two years
after a botched attempt and marking a rare bright spot in
emerging markets.
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* Other bidders include Hong Kong's FWD, Singapore's Great
Eastern
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HSBC is aware of some customers
experiencing problems using its mobile banking services and is
investigating the matter, the British bank wrote on Twitter on
Friday.
(Reporting by Shubham Kalia in Bengaluru
Editing by David Goodman)
Posted at 07:41h
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Denmark on Friday announced
a 380 million Danish crowns ($59 million) aid package for
farmers following one of the driest summers on record.
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Posted at 07:37h
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The European Union's markets
watchdog has extended its temporary restrictions on selling
"contracts for differences" or CFDs to retail customers, saying
it was still concerned about investor protection.
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China stocks ended higher on
Friday, marking their second consecutive weekly gain, aided by
Beijing's stimulus measures to offset the impact of a trade war
and on expectations that more Chinese shares will be included in
mainstream global benchmarks.
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Britain's competition regulator
said it would investigate concerns by customers of mobile,
broadband, home insurance, mortgages and savings providers that
they are being "ripped off" after charity Citizens Advice made a
super complaint.
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