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MINISTERS will this week unveil plans to commit up to £60 billion to finance dozens of infrastructure projects to help prevent Scotland from tipping back into recession. Amid fresh warnings that the UK is heading for its worst peacetime economic downturn since the end of the 19th century, the Scottish Government will announce plans to fund more than 80 building projects as part of a 15-year plan. Expected funding of up to £4bn a year will come from public funds, but also from a mix of new loans and investment from banks and private lenders. Ministers are also planning to use new powers in the Scotland Bill going through the UK parliament to enable them to borrow up to £2bn from the UK Treasury’s coffers and have asked that the limit be increased so they can borrow up to £5.6bn. In the meantime, they plan to raise the rest for their capital projects programme through “innovative” financing methods. Ministers insist the extra cash will not create a re-run of the costly high-interest loans created by old PFI deals in Scotland, which have left the taxpayer paying back far more than the capital cost for new public buildings.

They opened in October 1998, selling generators and starters for Ford tractors and now has expanded their product line to more than 2,000 items including parts for major tractor brands.

Atlantic International Partnership (AIP) offers a comprehensive service giving you, AIP investors and entrepreneurs’ access to Marketplaces in your region and around the World. AIP investors are uniquely dynamic individuals or groups of individuals. AIP investors invest their capital in new or early stage companies. We have found that AIP investors are not a source of capital alone but we have found them to make excellent mentors. As most AIP investors are in fact successful entrepreneurs or business people themselves we have found that they are able to offer entrepreneurs advice and helpful suggestions based on the experience that they have accumulated from their own businesses.

The Royal Bank of Scotland says it will vigorously defend itself against US government claims it misrepresented the quality of mortgages it sold.

The US Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has filed lawsuits against 17 banks, including RBS, Barclays and HSBC, over mortgage-based investments.

Values plunged during the financial crisis and a bailout of mortgage firms cost US taxpayers billions of dollars.

RBS says it has “substantial” legal and factual defences to the US claims.

A spokesman said: “We believe we have substantial and credible legal and factual defences to these claims and will defend them vigorously.”

HSBC and Barclays declined to comment to the BBC on the legal action.

‘Improper actions’

Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, Nomura, Citigroup, and Societe Generale are among the other banks facing legal action from the FHFA.

BBC business correspondent Joe Lynam says it is believed the financial institutions are being sued for a sum in the tens of billions.

The FHFA said in a statement that there had been “improper actions by the firms and individuals”.

“Based on our review, FHFA alleges that the loans had different and more risky characteristics than the descriptions contained in the marketing and sales materials provided to the Enterprises for those securities,” the statement said.

The FHFA ...

England 7-1 Spain: it happened once, but while it is unlikely to happen anytime soon, the world and European champions are not invincible and England have got the better of them before…



SPAIN 2-4 ENGLAND: 1987
Four goals from Gary Lineker, who was playing for Barcelona, gave Bobby Robson’s side a morale-boosting win in Madrid. However, the thrilling victory had little effect as they crashed out of the European Championships the following year at the group stage having played three and lost three to Ireland, the Netherlands and the Soviet Union.



ENGLAND 0-0 SPAIN [ENGLAND WIN 4-2 ON PENALTIES]: 1996
Terry Venables’ England team marched all the way to the semi finals of Euro ’96 with notable wins over Scotland and the Netherlands, then a nail-biting win on penalties – yes, win on penalties – against Spain. Unusually for the Three Lions, they emerged victorious via the shoot-out after Alan Shearer, David Platt, Paul Gascoigne and memorably Stuart Pearce, whose delight in scoring was there for all to see, neatly tucked their efforts away. Against Germany in the next round, though, normal service was resumed and their old enemy sent them crashing out on spot kicks.



SPAIN 4-3 ENGLAND: 1929
Hungary may have been the first foreign opposition to win at Wembley, but 24 years earlier, Spain became the first continental side to beat England in a match played in sweltering mid...

Madrid – Spain’s government on Friday doubled the amount commercial banks, smaller regional lenders and cooperatives must pay into the deposit-guarantee fund, raising the minimum contribution to 2 euros for every 1,000 euros in savings they hold.

That fund, currently worth roughly 6 billion euros ($8.03 billion), will collect some 1.6 billion euros annually.

Economy Minister Elena Salgado said the idea is that the process of restructuring Spain’s financial system will not result in any cost to the taxpayer.

The decree approved Friday also set the maximum annual contribution the fund can demand of banks at 3 euros for every 1,000 euros they hold, up from 2 euros.

In addition, all financial entities now will make the same proportional contribution to the fund; previously, “cajas,” or regional savings banks, had contributed 1 euro per 1,000 in savings held, while commercial banks and cooperatives had paid 0.6 euros and 0.8 euros, respectively.

Commercial banks objected to the change, noting that no listed banks have accepted bailout money while several “cajas” have received state aid.

The accord is the continuation of a plan – announced in October – of merging the industry-financed deposit-guarantee funds into one entity. Under the new regulations, all deposits held by customers of commercial banks, cajas and cooperatives will be insured at up to 100,000 euros per account.
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Atlantic International Partnership is prepared to partner with you within a service and marketing level that is both comfortable and ideally suited to your unique needs. Our flexible and scalable approach to servicing our industry partners is profoundly effective and results oriented.

Atlantic International Partnership Funding Group
Atlantic International
2605 W. Atlantic Ave. Suite D-201
Delray Beach, Florida
USA, 33445

Voice 5618191270
Fax 5618191274
Email: [email protected]

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