Datamonitor, May 2009
European Mortgages: Historic Data and Market Shares The European Mortgages 2008 database provides a single data source for market data and forecasts and is an essential resource for those in the
Standard & Poors, Jan 2012
340 tranches in 235 European structured finance transactions. Today's rating actions follow our Jan. 13, 2012 rating actions on the 16 members of the European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU or
Finaccord, Nov 2011
insurance linked to mortgagesinAustria, 2011: provision rate, operating models and weighted provider share of partnerships
Provision of creditor insurance linked to consumer finance inAustria, 2011
Finaccord, Dec 2011
Bancassurance inAustria: Life, Non-Life and Creditor Insurance Finaccord's report titled Bancassurance inAustria: Life, Non-Life and Creditor Insurance is about the distribution of insurance
Standard & Poors, Dec 2011
negative its credit ratings on 270 tranches in 201 European structured finance transactions. Today's CreditWatch placements follow the CreditWatch negative placement of our ratings on 15 members of the
Euromonitor International, April 2012, Pages: 12
Consumer Credit inAustria Like in many other European countries, such as Germany, consumer credit inAustria was impacted by the uncertain economic climate in 2011. Not only did consumers display a
VRL Financial News Publishing, Nov 2006, Pages: 137
Consumer Finance in Russia: Capitalising on Opportunities for Growth This research delivers an in-depth and comprehensive overview of the fast-growing Russian consumer finance market and the enormous
Key Note Publications Ltd, Jan 2000
% in Italy, Greece and Austria. Mortgages are still national products. Cross-border selling is constrained by national legal, consumer protection and taxation systems, and by the scarcity of
Finaccord, Sep 2008, Pages: 185
mortgages and consumer credit inAustria continue to make solid progress…
… although the market for credit cards is characterised by very modest growth
Product analysis - creditor insurance
Provision of
VDM Publishing House, June 2009, Pages: 80
of on equity markets.
Christian, Amann.
The author was born on the 29th of January 1984 and has a
Master's Degree in Business Administration from the University of
Vienna, Austria and LUISS Rome
Business Review, Nov 2010, Pages: 22
in Spain, Germany, Austria, Ireland and Luxembourg. Mediolanum is headquartered in Basiglio, Italy.
1. Mediolanum S.p.A. - Company Overview
2. Mediolanum S.p.A. - Key Facts
3. Mediolanum S.p.A
Finaccord, Nov 2009, Pages: 240
account for over 20% of programs
Proprietary retailer loyalty programs
In relative terms, proprietary programs are most common inAustria, Slovakia and Lithuania
Department stores display an especially
Finaccord, Oct 2007, Pages: 185
conjunction with mortgages
UniCredit Clarima is the first lending institution in Bulgaria to introduce cover for unemployment
Customer take-up rates
A majority of lending institutions oblige borrowers to take
Key Note Publications Ltd, April 2004
domestic product (GDP) is high in the UK and low in Finland. Total lending (including mortgages and consumer credit) as a percentage of disposable income is higher in the Netherlands than in the UK, despite
World Market Intelligence, April 2010, Pages: 16
and individual clients. The bank also provides life insurance, mortgages, pensions, fund management, and Internet banking through its subsidiaries. The bank principally operates in Sweden, Austria
Key Note Publications Ltd, Feb 2003
they hold in Community countries outside their own home nation. Austria, plus Luxembourg and Belgium, held up the new régime because it would harm their financial services sectors, which are absolutely
Standard & Poors, July 2008
(RACF). Additional information can be found in "Credit FAQ: Standard & Poor's Addresses Frequently Asked Questions About Its Risk-Adjusted Capital Ratio," and "Trading Losses At Financial Institutions
Standard & Poors, April 2009
our approach to reviewing banks' risk-adjusted capital base. This article amends the existing criteria for assessing the financial profiles of financial institutions, published in "FI Criteria: Bank
Standard & Poors, May 2009
regulatory capital requirements for market risk are likely to be less procyclical than current rules. In our view, the proposed changes are positive, particularly as they are likely to improve the treatment of
Standard & Poors, April 2009
adequacy of financial institutions that we rate worldwide, for use in determining their creditworthiness. Specifically, these criteria feature a new risk-adjusted capital (RAC) ratio for financial
