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- Wednesday, January 16, 5:06 AM European new-car registrations slumped 16.3% Y/Y to 799,407 vehicles in December, the sharpest decline since October 2010, as high unemployment and an unwillingness by banks to finance consumer purchases took their toll. For 2012, EU sales -8.2% to 12.05M, the steepest annual drop since 1993. GM (GM) and Ford (F) sales in Europe cratered 27% each in December, although Korean brands Hyundai and Kia, with their affordable cars and long warranties, climbed 10.5% and 6.8% respectively. 6 Comments [Global & FX, Top Stories, Consumer]
- Tuesday, October 16, 2012, 4:45 AM RBS (RBS) will be given permission this week to leave the Asset Protection Scheme, a state-backed insurance program covering the bank's old "toxic assets," the FT reports. Exiting the scheme, which has cost RBS £2.5B in premiums, is seen as a first step towards the government selling its 82% stake in the bank. Meanwhile, RBS has suspended Jezri Mohideen, its head of rates trading in Europe and Asia Pacific, over the Libor scandal. Mohideen is the most senior employee to be put on leave so far. Comment! [Consumer]
- Tuesday, October 16, 2012, 4:32 AM EU new-car registrations for September highlight the the sector's troubles in the region, slumping 10.8% to 1.1M, the fastest drop in a year. VW -13.8%, Ford (F) -15%, Opel (GM) -16%, Renault -33% but BMW +11%. In Jan-Sep, sales -7.6% to 9.15M. (PR) 2 Comments [Consumer]
- Friday, February 24, 2012, 10:44 AM Fed up with banks not interested in making loans, European companies are turning more to bond issuance, and - drum roll - overhauling finance units to take advantage of the candy handed out by the ECB. BMW (BAMXY.PK), Daimler (DDAIY.PK), and Siemens (SI) are among the firms that may participate in next week's LTRO. Comment! [Global & FX, Financials]