This 3-line document appears to be about a newspaper, soccer club, town hall, and school in Elgoibar, a town in the Basque Country of Spain. The document lists the newspaper "ELGOIBARKO ALDIZKARIA", soccer club "C.D. ELGOIBAR", town hall "ELGOIBARKO UDALA", and school "ELGOIBAR IKASTOLA" in Elgoibar.
This document lists several place names related to Malta including its capital city Valletta, the town of Laku Urdiña, the fictional village of Popeye from the movie, the town of Herrixka, and the village of Paceville.
This document summarizes a paper on how structured covered bonds can help finance small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Spain. It discusses how the financial crisis negatively impacted SME lending in Spain. New regulations under Basel III may further discourage bank lending to SMEs due to high capital requirements for SME loans. The document proposes that Banco Santander could issue a covered bond using a pool of SME loans as collateral to help revitalize SME financing. It analyzes the relevant Spanish legal framework and structures a possible covered bond that could receive investment grade ratings.
This 3-line document appears to be about a newspaper, soccer club, town hall, and school in Elgoibar, a town in the Basque Country of Spain. The document lists the newspaper "ELGOIBARKO ALDIZKARIA", soccer club "C.D. ELGOIBAR", town hall "ELGOIBARKO UDALA", and school "ELGOIBAR IKASTOLA" in Elgoibar.
This document lists several place names related to Malta including its capital city Valletta, the town of Laku Urdiña, the fictional village of Popeye from the movie, the town of Herrixka, and the village of Paceville.
This document summarizes a paper on how structured covered bonds can help finance small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Spain. It discusses how the financial crisis negatively impacted SME lending in Spain. New regulations under Basel III may further discourage bank lending to SMEs due to high capital requirements for SME loans. The document proposes that Banco Santander could issue a covered bond using a pool of SME loans as collateral to help revitalize SME financing. It analyzes the relevant Spanish legal framework and structures a possible covered bond that could receive investment grade ratings.
Budget FY17 - Reforms set to persist_ recovery in agri to lift 06-06-2016Aijaz Siddique
The budget aims to boost economic growth while maintaining fiscal consolidation. Key points:
1) Agricultural support measures and higher development spending are expected to lift growth to 5.7% in FY17, though energy constraints and lower spending pose risks to the target.
2) Incentives for exporters address external account concerns after the IMF program by providing tax relief and financing support. Near-term exports may remain weak due to global headwinds.
3) Fiscal deficit is targeted to decline further to 3.8% through tax revenue growth and contained expenditure. However, risks remain from potential current spending overruns and non-tax revenue shortfalls.
4) Efforts to increase tax documentation
The document is a research report by KASB Securities Limited analyzing Pakistan's fertilizer industry. Some key points:
1) The government is considering reducing gas tariffs for fertilizer manufacturers in exchange for lower urea prices to reduce high inventory levels and support farmers.
2) Reversing gas tariffs to pre-September 2015 levels along with lower urea prices could optimally reduce inventories without needing exports and provide relief to farmers.
3) The report analyzes how such moves would impact earnings for FFC, FFBL, Engro Fertilizers, and Fatima Fertilizer based on assumptions around price reductions.
4) Fertilizer inventory remained high in April
Bread, eggs, and yogurt are foods commonly eaten for breakfast by both Greeks and English. Meat, potatoes, and vegetables make up the main meal for Greeks and English. For the evening meal, Greeks and English often eat lighter foods like sandwiches or snacks.
Budget FY17 - Reforms set to persist_ recovery in agri to lift 06-06-2016Aijaz Siddique
The budget aims to boost economic growth while maintaining fiscal consolidation. Key points:
1) Agricultural support measures and higher development spending are expected to lift growth to 5.7% in FY17, though energy constraints and lower spending pose risks to the target.
2) Incentives for exporters address external account concerns after the IMF program by providing tax relief and financing support. Near-term exports may remain weak due to global headwinds.
3) Fiscal deficit is targeted to decline further to 3.8% through tax revenue growth and contained expenditure. However, risks remain from potential current spending overruns and non-tax revenue shortfalls.
4) Efforts to increase tax documentation
The document is a research report by KASB Securities Limited analyzing Pakistan's fertilizer industry. Some key points:
1) The government is considering reducing gas tariffs for fertilizer manufacturers in exchange for lower urea prices to reduce high inventory levels and support farmers.
2) Reversing gas tariffs to pre-September 2015 levels along with lower urea prices could optimally reduce inventories without needing exports and provide relief to farmers.
3) The report analyzes how such moves would impact earnings for FFC, FFBL, Engro Fertilizers, and Fatima Fertilizer based on assumptions around price reductions.
4) Fertilizer inventory remained high in April
Bread, eggs, and yogurt are foods commonly eaten for breakfast by both Greeks and English. Meat, potatoes, and vegetables make up the main meal for Greeks and English. For the evening meal, Greeks and English often eat lighter foods like sandwiches or snacks.
