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Source : THE DONG-A ILBO

Jul 2010

Seul, South Korea, July, 24 2010 – An investigation into finance companies began Friday after President Lee Myung-bak complained a day earlier that the companies are charging high interest rates while visiting a branch of a micro-finance foundation.

After a meeting with chief directors of micro-finance foundations at the Bankers Club in Seoul Friday, Financial Services Commission Chairman Chin Dong-soo told reporters that a probe will begin into finance companies imposing high interest rates on loans to individuals and devise countermeasures.

“A 30-percent interest rate is very high,” he said. “Through an in-depth investigation, we will devise measures to ease the burden on the working class.”

“The main operations of finance companies are leasing, installment financing and providing auto loans, but unsecured loans account for a significant share of their operations,” he added. “This means demand for livelihood funds and emergency loans is high in the market, but interest rates in the 30-percent level is excessive.”

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The marketing share of unsecured loans among finance companies is around five percent and the amount of extended loans is about three trillion won (2.5 billion U.S. dollars). The interest rate on loans for … Read the rest

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Corporate finance is an area of finance dealing with the financial decisions corporations make and the tools and analysis used to make these decisions. The primary goal of corporate finance is to maximize corporate value while reducing the firm’s financial risks. Although it is in principle different from managerial finance which studies the financial decisions of all firms, rather than corporations alone, the main concepts in the study of corporate finance are applicable to the financial problems of all kinds of firms.

The discipline can be divided into long-term and short-term decisions and techniques. This subject deals with the short-term balance of current assets and current liabilities; the focus here is on managing cash, inventories, and short-term borrowing and lending (such as the terms on credit extended to customers). Dynasty resources ongoing research into the characteristics of high-performance businesses indicates that these organizations have sophisticated capabilities in strategically important business functions including finance.

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Corporate finance group deals with medium and large corporate clients and offers complete solutions to meet our clients’ financial requirements. Our expertise includes syndication and structuring of complex deals for our clients. Our corporate finance offerings assist CFO’s to better … Read the rest

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Understanding the concept of owner financing is easy: the seller assumes the role of a bank and finances the buyer’s purchase.

The decision to provide owner financing, however, can be much more difficult; although providing owner financing could mean the difference in being able to sell a house, it could also mean a great amount of risk for the seller if the buyer eventually defaults on the loan.

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There are some deals that just simply cannot get done (with conventional lending) because the credit markets are too tough for a particular buyer to qualify or because the type of transaction is perceived to be too risky.
There could also be a situation in which a buyer may not have sufficient capital for a down payment. Partial owner financing, in … Read the rest

Selling a house or other Austin, TX real estate with owner financing may be unfamiliar territory for many, but anyone who plans to sell property against the current background of tough lending conditions may want to brush up on the basics.

Understanding the concept of owner financing is easy: the seller assumes the role of a bank and finances the buyer’s purchase.

The decision to provide owner financing, however, can be much more difficult; although providing owner financing could mean the difference in being able to sell a house, it could also mean a great amount of risk for the seller if the buyer eventually defaults on the loan.

As the U.S. struggles with a sluggish real estate market, owner financing presents a way for buyers and sellers to close deals that might not be possible with conventional financing.

There are some deals that just simply cannot get done (with conventional lending) because the credit markets are too tough for a particular buyer to qualify or because the type of transaction is perceived to be too risky.
There could also be a situation in which a buyer may not have sufficient capital for a down payment. Partial owner financing, in … Read the rest