Summary
CLYDESDALE Bank yesterday pointed to early signs of economic recovery in the UK, but remained tightlipped about plans to expand through acquisition.
The Glasgow-based bank, owned by National Australia Bank (NAB), said its cash earnings in the three months to 31 December had been boosted by a lower bad debt charge and lower funding costs, with interest rates down on a year ago.See the full content of this document
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Clydesdale Upbeat but Stonewalls Talk of Bids
This came despite the percentage of its loan book at least 90 days...
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