Spain Banks Name Spain Banks Phone Number
AAREAL BANK +34 917 454 160
ALLFUNDS BANK S.A. +34 912 709 500
ALLIED BANKING CORPORATION +34 91 521 0727
ALTAE BANCO PRIVADO +34 913915380
BANCA MARCH S.A. +34 971779100
BANCA PUEYO +34 92 484 6000
BANCO ALCALA S.A +34 914 310 911
BANCO ALICANTINO DE COMERCIO S.A. +34 913382115
BANCO BANIF S.A. +34 915208500
BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA S.A. (BBVA) +34 944 876 000
BANCO CAIXA GERAL S.A. +34 986810700
BANCO CENTRAL HISPANO No longer exist
BANCO CETELEM S.A. +34 913 370 700
BANCO COMDAL S.A. +34 915783388
BANCO COOPERATIVO ESPAÑOL S.A. +34 915 956 700
BANCO DE ALBACETE S.A. +34 913422881
BANCO DE ANDALUCIA S.A. +34 954 594 700
BANCO DE CASTILLA S.A. +34 923 290 000
BANCO DE CREDITO BALEAR S.A. +34 971 170 100
BANCO DE CREDITO LOCAL DE ESPAÑA S.A. (BCL) +34 915376500
BANCO DE DEPOSITOS S.A. +34 914352175
BANCO DE ESPAÑA +34 913 385 000
BANCO DE FINANZAS E INVERSIONES S. A. (FIBANC-MEDIOLANUM) +34 93 253 5400
BANCO DE GALICIA S.A. +34 986 822 100
BANCO DE LA PEQUEÑA Y MEDIANA EMPRESA S.A. +34 933163333
BANCO DE MADRID S.A. +34 917 815 360
BANCO DEPOSITARIO BBVA S.A. +34 913743000
BANCO DE PROMOCION DE NEGOCIOS S.A.(PROMOBANC) +34 944875429
BANCO DE SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS CAJA MADRID-MAPFRE S.A. +34 915819593
BANCO DE VALENCIA S.A. +34 963 984 503
BANCO DE VASCONIA S.A. +34 948 179 600
BANCO ESPAÑOL DE CREDITO S.A. +34 913381000
BANCO ETCHEVERRIA S.A. +34 981220042
BANCO EUROPEA DE FINANZAS S.A. +34 915325402
BANCO EXELBANK S.A. +34 913244500
BANCOFAR S.A. +34 917023190
BANCO GALLEGO S.A. +34 981 581 000
BANCO GUIPUZCOANO +34 94 341 8100
BANCO HALIFAX HISPANIA S.A. +34 917820300
BANCO INDUSTRIAL DE BILBAO S.A. +34 944875429
BANCO INVERSION 34 1 531 01 57
BANCO INVERSIS NET S.A. +34 914001400
BANCO LIBERTA S.A. +34 985102222
BANCO OCCIDENTAL S.A. +34 944875429
BANCO PASTOR 91 5245100
BANCO PASTOR S.A. +34 981 227 800
BANCOPOPULAR-E S.A. +34 915 207 981
BANCO POPULAR ESPAÑOL +34 915 207 000
BANCO POPULAR HIPOTECARIO S.A. +34 915 902 500
BANCO SABADELL +34 937 289 289
BANCO SANTANDER CENTRAL HISPANO S.A. +34 94 220 6100
BANCO URQUIJO SABADELL BANCA PRIVATE S.A. +34 91 337 2000
BANESTO BANCO DE EMISIONES S.A. +34 913383743
BANESTO S.A. +34 91 724 0350
BANKINTER S. A. +34 91 339 7500
BANKOA S.A. +34 943410100
BANQUE MAROCAINE DU COMMERCE EXTERIEUR INTERNATIONAL S.A +34 915756800
BBVA BANCO DE FINANCIACION S.A. +34 944875429
BILBAO BIZKAIA KUTXA +34 94 487 70 00
BNP PARIBAS ESPAÑA S.A. +34 913888070
CAIXA CATALUNYA + 34 93 484 5000
CAIXA D'ESTALVIS I PENSIONS DE BARCELONA - "LA CAIXA" +34 3 4046000
CAJA DE ARQUITECTOS +34 934 826 850
CAJA GENERAL DE AHORROS DE CANARIAS +34 922 47 10 00
CITIBANK ESPAÑA S.A. +34 916631000
COUTTS BANK VON ERNSTLTD +34 902 100 951
CREDIT SUISSE-BARCELONA +34 93 492 3500
DEPFA BANK +34 917 004 640
DEUTSCHE BANK CREDIT S.A. +34 915 893 540
DEUTSCHE BANK S.A. ESPAÑOLA +34 914022415
DEUTSCHE HYPO BANK +34 91 7452642
DEXIA SABADELL BANCO LOCAL S.A. +34 917213310
EBN BANCO DE NEGACIOSS.A. +34 917009800
EUROPE ARAB BANK PLC (EAB) +34 91 308 4290
FINANZIA BANCO DE CRÉDITO S.A. (BBVA) +34 913743916
GARTMORE INVESTMENT LIMITED +34 916 026 400
GE MONEY +902 08 87 88
GENERAL ELECTRIC CAPITAL BANK S.A. +34 934005900
GOLDMAN SACHS (ESPAÑA), S.A. +34 91 700 6000
HOUSEBANC No longer exist
HYPO REAL ESTATE BANK INTERNATIONAL +34 91 34 93 200
IBERCAJA 413 0893
ING BELGIUM S.A.-BARCELONA BRAR +34 93 439 03 03
KUTXA +34 943 001 000
LOMBARD ODIER DARIER HENTSCH CIE (ESPAÑA) S.V S.A +34 935 500 200
MBNA EUROPE BANK LIMITED +34 912 716 111
MICROBANK DE LA CAXIAS.A. +34 932973119
MLP PRIVATE FINANCE S.A.UNIPERSONAL +34 91 330 8701
NORDEA BANK (REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE) +34 952 816 925
OPEN BANK SANTANDER CONSUMER S.A. +34 913421000
POPULAR BANCA PRIVADA S.A. +34 914 189 300
PRIVAT BANK S.A. +34 934 458 500
RBC DEXIA INVERSTOR SERVICE ESPAÑA S.A. +34 913 609 900
SABADELLATLÁNTICO +34 91 758 0620
SA NOSTRA +34 97 171 1717
SANTANDER INVESTMENT S.A. +34 912893400
SCHRODER INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LIMITED +34 91 590 9541
UBS ESPAÑA S.A. +34 93 366 47 00
UNOE BANK S.A. +34 914536100
VONTOBEL EUROPE SA +34 915 209 534
WESTDEUTSCHE LANDESBANK MADRID BRANCH 34 1 4 32 80 00
Friday, 21 December 2012
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Kodak To Sell Digital Imaging Patent Portfolio For$525M
Kodak has agreed to sell itsdigital imaging portfolio to a consortium of 12 licensees for $525 million, organized by patent-holding company Intellectual Ventures and patent risk advisory firm RPX Corporation . It said it will use the proceeds from the sale to pay down bankruptcy debt — the transaction is subject to the approval of the BankruptcyCourt, as well as “certain customary conditions”.
Kodak said a portion of the money will be paid by the 12 licensees, giving each licensee rights to the digital imaging patent portfolio and “certain otherKodak patents”, while another portion of the money will be paid by Intellectual Ventures, which Kodak said will be acquiring the digital imaging patent portfolio “subject to these new licenses, as well as previously existing licenses”.
It is unclear exactly who all12 licensees are but Earlier this month Bloomberg reported that Apple and Google were
Kodak said a portion of the money will be paid by the 12 licensees, giving each licensee rights to the digital imaging patent portfolio and “certain otherKodak patents”, while another portion of the money will be paid by Intellectual Ventures, which Kodak said will be acquiring the digital imaging patent portfolio “subject to these new licenses, as well as previously existing licenses”.
It is unclear exactly who all12 licensees are but Earlier this month Bloomberg reported that Apple and Google were
France's SocGen loses UK court case against fired banker
Five judges at the UK Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday by a majority of four to one that Belgianbanker Raphael Geys, SocGen's former managing director for European fixed income sales, had been fired without proper notice in 2007.
Geys, a senior banker whosays he was asked to leavebecause he was too successful, will now be able to claim around 12.5 million euros in unpaid bonus and termination payments from SocGen. He can also now pursue the bank for additional sums for failing to ensure his remuneration was paidin a tax efficient manner.
Geys, a senior banker whosays he was asked to leavebecause he was too successful, will now be able to claim around 12.5 million euros in unpaid bonus and termination payments from SocGen. He can also now pursue the bank for additional sums for failing to ensure his remuneration was paidin a tax efficient manner.
Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Magic of Earning extra cash
I you so broke this season? maybe your thinking how to get some dolla so that you may spend or help you family. the other day my collage mate was realy complaining that cash sent by his parents are not enough to last him all the month. this lead me to research on this topic. here are tricks of earning extra cash. 1.SELL OF THINGS YOU NO LONGER NEED Do you own some goods that you no longer use them. you know it costed you something. Think of those clothes that you no longer wore take them to shop and sell them or sell it online on places such as http://ebay.com. also do the same those furnitures that you kept on you store because you have bought new ones. what about you old jewelry and books or electronic items. you can sell them on olx.co.ke bookcouter.com ads on classified newspaper section. 2. BANK FOR PROFIT OR INVEST. Do you have this cash that you just earned and you are not using it now. please invest on short time or long term avenues such as stock and securities market, by buying shares or bonds. Are you holding cash on mobile account(Mpesa) if your safaricom simcard you can interest by allowing them to invest your money. 3. SELL YOUR PHOTOGRAPS TO STOCK PHOTO AGENCIES There this beautiful photos that you took. you can place them on photo shop. some one or organization will buy them. be warned dont sell photo that is not your work or you do not have right to it. www.sitepoint.com is where to sell photos
Private healthcare group Bupa today agreed to take over Australia and New Zealand’s largest dentistry chain for £244 million.
Dental Corporation runs 190 clinics in the two countries and employs more than 560dentists.
The move comes after Bupa’s announcement in July that it would pump millions into developing its dentistry business in the UK with a target of running more than 60 centres across this country up from its present 11.
Bupa is paying £244 million for all shares in Dental Corporation and will pay a further £47 million over thenext three years to the management and dentists.
Dean Holden, managing director of Bupa Australia and New Zealand, commented: “We’re really excited by this acquisition and look forward to working with Dental Corporation’s management team and its dentists to build on their track record of growth and success.
“Bupa already provides dental services to many thousands of people in a number of countries, and we see this acquisition as being core to our future ambition, and to bringing our purpose — longer, healthier, happier lives — tomore people.”
In Spain, a €70 million (£57 million) investment in Bupa’s dental business will take the company’s Spanish dental network to 200 dental centres by 2014
The move comes after Bupa’s announcement in July that it would pump millions into developing its dentistry business in the UK with a target of running more than 60 centres across this country up from its present 11.
Bupa is paying £244 million for all shares in Dental Corporation and will pay a further £47 million over thenext three years to the management and dentists.
Dean Holden, managing director of Bupa Australia and New Zealand, commented: “We’re really excited by this acquisition and look forward to working with Dental Corporation’s management team and its dentists to build on their track record of growth and success.
“Bupa already provides dental services to many thousands of people in a number of countries, and we see this acquisition as being core to our future ambition, and to bringing our purpose — longer, healthier, happier lives — tomore people.”
In Spain, a €70 million (£57 million) investment in Bupa’s dental business will take the company’s Spanish dental network to 200 dental centres by 2014
Inpex inks project finance pact $US20bn for Ichthys
INPEX Corp said today that it has signed an up to $US20 billion project finance pact with eight export credit agencies and 24 banks for the Ichthys LNG project in Australia.
The Ichthys LNG project will use gas from the Ichthys field in the Browse Basin offshore Western Australia that is transported to an onshoreliquefaction plant in Darwin via an 889-kilometre sub-sea pipeline.
The Ichthys LNG project will use gas from the Ichthys field in the Browse Basin offshore Western Australia that is transported to an onshoreliquefaction plant in Darwin via an 889-kilometre sub-sea pipeline.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia ups stake in Aussie Home Loansto 80pc
COMMONWEALTH Bank of Australia has signaled an intention to take full control of John Symond'sAussie Home Loans, as it moved to a controlling stake in the mortgage broker.
In its first deal since the$373 million purchase of wealth group Count Financial last year, CBA today said it has inked a deal to increase its investment in Aussie to 80 per cent, from 33 per cent.
The nation’s largest lender also said the deal provided the “right to subsequently move to 100 per cent ownership”, signalling an eventual takeout of the broker.
CBA, which has long been seen as the eventual owner of Aussie,did not disclose the terms of the deal, labeling it immaterial to the bank, but is thought to have paid about $200 million for the increased stake.
The transaction is subject to approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. We recognise the strength and reputation of the Aussie brand and name in the Australian mortgage market and also the importance of broker distribution of home loans and other financial products,” said CBA’s executive of strategic development Rob Jesudason.
Mr Symond will remain as executive chairman and Aussie will continue to operate as a standalonemortgage broker and financial services provider, CBA said.
Mr Symond, who will retain his 20 per cent stake in the lender, said itwas an opportunity for Aussie to accelerate its growth.
"The Commonwealth Bank will give us additional strength to grow and service our customers," he said, adding: "It's business as usual for Aussie."
Aussie was established byMr Symonds in 1992 as an alternative to the Big Four banks and now lends $38 billion to morethan 250,000 customers, backed by a panel of 18 lenders. It also sells insurance, personal loans,credit cards and other financial products.
CBA, along with Westpac, already controls the majority of the mortgage market, ahead of rivals National Australia Bank and ANZ.
The deal comes as the Reserve Bank tries to kick-start the property market and other areas ofthe economy sensitive to interest rates by cutting official rates to offset the peak in mining investment, expected as early as next year.
It also follows the recent tie-up between Macquarie Group and Mark Bouris's Yellow Brick Road, which will see YBR distribute white-labelled financial products manufactured by Macquarie, starting with aggressively priced home loans.
The deal came as JPMorgan today downgraded CBA to"underweight" following the bank’s 6 per cent outperformance relative to the banking index this year, a gain which has boosted its market value to almost $100 billion.
"Despite 175 basis points of cash rate cuts over the last year, net new mortgage lending commitments are still contracting,” analysts at Citi said last week, showing credit growth is giving little sign of an imminent rebound, which is weighing on the banks’ growth prospects.
In its first deal since the$373 million purchase of wealth group Count Financial last year, CBA today said it has inked a deal to increase its investment in Aussie to 80 per cent, from 33 per cent.
The nation’s largest lender also said the deal provided the “right to subsequently move to 100 per cent ownership”, signalling an eventual takeout of the broker.
CBA, which has long been seen as the eventual owner of Aussie,did not disclose the terms of the deal, labeling it immaterial to the bank, but is thought to have paid about $200 million for the increased stake.
The transaction is subject to approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. We recognise the strength and reputation of the Aussie brand and name in the Australian mortgage market and also the importance of broker distribution of home loans and other financial products,” said CBA’s executive of strategic development Rob Jesudason.
Mr Symond will remain as executive chairman and Aussie will continue to operate as a standalonemortgage broker and financial services provider, CBA said.
Mr Symond, who will retain his 20 per cent stake in the lender, said itwas an opportunity for Aussie to accelerate its growth.
"The Commonwealth Bank will give us additional strength to grow and service our customers," he said, adding: "It's business as usual for Aussie."
Aussie was established byMr Symonds in 1992 as an alternative to the Big Four banks and now lends $38 billion to morethan 250,000 customers, backed by a panel of 18 lenders. It also sells insurance, personal loans,credit cards and other financial products.
CBA, along with Westpac, already controls the majority of the mortgage market, ahead of rivals National Australia Bank and ANZ.
The deal comes as the Reserve Bank tries to kick-start the property market and other areas ofthe economy sensitive to interest rates by cutting official rates to offset the peak in mining investment, expected as early as next year.
It also follows the recent tie-up between Macquarie Group and Mark Bouris's Yellow Brick Road, which will see YBR distribute white-labelled financial products manufactured by Macquarie, starting with aggressively priced home loans.
The deal came as JPMorgan today downgraded CBA to"underweight" following the bank’s 6 per cent outperformance relative to the banking index this year, a gain which has boosted its market value to almost $100 billion.
"Despite 175 basis points of cash rate cuts over the last year, net new mortgage lending commitments are still contracting,” analysts at Citi said last week, showing credit growth is giving little sign of an imminent rebound, which is weighing on the banks’ growth prospects.
Cerberus to Sell Gunmaker Stake After School Massacre
The private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management said on Tuesday that it would sell its investment in the gunmaker Freedom Group in response to the school shootings last week in Connecticut.
Cerberus acquired Bushmaster — the manufacturer of the rifle used by the gunman in theNewtown attacks that killed27 people, including 20 schoolchildren — in 2006.
The private equity giant later merged it with other gun companies to create Freedom Group, which reported net sales of$677.3 million for the nine months that ended in September 2012, a 20 percent increase compared with the same period last year.
Cerberus acquired Bushmaster — the manufacturer of the rifle used by the gunman in theNewtown attacks that killed27 people, including 20 schoolchildren — in 2006.
The private equity giant later merged it with other gun companies to create Freedom Group, which reported net sales of$677.3 million for the nine months that ended in September 2012, a 20 percent increase compared with the same period last year.
Sunday, 16 December 2012
AIG offers AIA shares inrange of HK$29.65-HK$30.65
HONG KONG, Dec 17 (Reuters) - American International Group Inc may raise as much as $6.5 billion from the sale of its remaining stake in AIA Group Ltd in Asia's second-largest block sale ever, exiting a business the U.S. insurer helped found nearly 100 years ago.
AIG is offering its 13.69 percent stake in AIA , or 1.65 billion shares, in a range of HK$29.65-HK$30.65 apiece, sources with direct knowledge of the plan said.
That is a discount of up to 6.3 percent to AIA's close at HK$31.65 in Hong Kong on Friday, the sources said, declining to be identified as the terms of the offering weren't yetpublic. Trading of AIA was suspended on Monday at the company's request.
The sale marks the end of an era for AIG in Asia andits Chief Executive Robert Benmosche, who took AIApublic in Hong Kong in the world's third-biggest initial public offering ever.
AIG was forced to sell parts of its massive business after the U.S. government bailed the company out in 2008 as it teetered on the brink of collapse. The United States ultimately sent$182 billion on the rescue. AIA was one of the assets it put up for sale.
Since AIA's $20.5 billion IPO, its shares have soared about 61 percent and become a top choice of fund managers looking to benefit from growing wealth in Asia and booming demand for insurance and other financial products.
The widely expected block offering of Asia's third-biggest insurer will be surpassed only by Vodafone plc's $6.6 billion stake sale in China Mobile two years ago. Theoffering also comes one week after a lockup on the shares expired, adding to two other rounds of AIA share sales earlier this year that had raised about $8 billion in total.
Deutsche Bank AG and Goldman Sachs Group Incwere hired as joint global coordinators for the offering, with Citigroup Inc, JPMorgan Chase & Coand Morgan Stanley also acting as bookrunners.
AIG, which expects to usethe net proceeds from theAIA sale for general corporate purposes, said earlier on Monday that it had commenced a sale of the shares in Hong Kong by placing them to certaininstitutional investors. AIGdid not identify the potential buyers or disclose the terms of the offering.
After selling $2.02 billion in AIA shares in September, AIG was barred from selling any further shares until Dec. 10. The company had raised $6 billion from its first selldown in AIA in March.
OPPORTUNITIES IN ASIA
AIG's exit from AIG comes at a time when Asia's insurance industry is growing, attracting buyers hoping to tap into the expansion.
A Thai conglomerate bought HSBC's stake in Ping An Insurance for$9.38 billion, while Hong Kong businessman Richard Li acquired ING'sHong Kong, Macau and Thailand insurance units for $2.14 billion.
AIG's exit from AIA has forced the U.S. insurer to strike out on its own in Asia, where it is focusing its attention on China. AIGbecame the biggest cornerstone investor in the $3.6 billion IPO of People's Insurance Company (Group) of China (PICC), also inking ajoint venture to sell life insurance in the world's second-largest economy.
AIA's 2010 IPO came after a failed takeover offer from Prudential Plc.
AIG's business started in Shanghai in 1919 by U.S. entrepreneur C.V. Starr, with AIA ultimately becoming the name of its regional operation. Twenty years later, Starr temporarily relocated to the United States to avoid political instability in Asia, and following World War II, decided to run his U.S.businesses from New York.They came to be known asAIG, whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in 1984.
AIA has built a sprawling and successful business across the region, with an army of hundreds of thousands of agents competing head-to-head with Prudential in several countries.
AIA moved to split off from AIG after the U.S. company nearly collapsedin the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, prompting the U.S. government bailout.
On Friday, the U.S. Treasury Department said it has completed its final sale of common stock in AIG, cutting its shares in the insurer to zero four years after the bailout.
AIG is offering its 13.69 percent stake in AIA , or 1.65 billion shares, in a range of HK$29.65-HK$30.65 apiece, sources with direct knowledge of the plan said.
That is a discount of up to 6.3 percent to AIA's close at HK$31.65 in Hong Kong on Friday, the sources said, declining to be identified as the terms of the offering weren't yetpublic. Trading of AIA was suspended on Monday at the company's request.
The sale marks the end of an era for AIG in Asia andits Chief Executive Robert Benmosche, who took AIApublic in Hong Kong in the world's third-biggest initial public offering ever.
AIG was forced to sell parts of its massive business after the U.S. government bailed the company out in 2008 as it teetered on the brink of collapse. The United States ultimately sent$182 billion on the rescue. AIA was one of the assets it put up for sale.
Since AIA's $20.5 billion IPO, its shares have soared about 61 percent and become a top choice of fund managers looking to benefit from growing wealth in Asia and booming demand for insurance and other financial products.
The widely expected block offering of Asia's third-biggest insurer will be surpassed only by Vodafone plc's $6.6 billion stake sale in China Mobile two years ago. Theoffering also comes one week after a lockup on the shares expired, adding to two other rounds of AIA share sales earlier this year that had raised about $8 billion in total.
Deutsche Bank AG and Goldman Sachs Group Incwere hired as joint global coordinators for the offering, with Citigroup Inc, JPMorgan Chase & Coand Morgan Stanley also acting as bookrunners.
AIG, which expects to usethe net proceeds from theAIA sale for general corporate purposes, said earlier on Monday that it had commenced a sale of the shares in Hong Kong by placing them to certaininstitutional investors. AIGdid not identify the potential buyers or disclose the terms of the offering.
After selling $2.02 billion in AIA shares in September, AIG was barred from selling any further shares until Dec. 10. The company had raised $6 billion from its first selldown in AIA in March.
OPPORTUNITIES IN ASIA
AIG's exit from AIG comes at a time when Asia's insurance industry is growing, attracting buyers hoping to tap into the expansion.
A Thai conglomerate bought HSBC's stake in Ping An Insurance for$9.38 billion, while Hong Kong businessman Richard Li acquired ING'sHong Kong, Macau and Thailand insurance units for $2.14 billion.
AIG's exit from AIA has forced the U.S. insurer to strike out on its own in Asia, where it is focusing its attention on China. AIGbecame the biggest cornerstone investor in the $3.6 billion IPO of People's Insurance Company (Group) of China (PICC), also inking ajoint venture to sell life insurance in the world's second-largest economy.
AIA's 2010 IPO came after a failed takeover offer from Prudential Plc.
AIG's business started in Shanghai in 1919 by U.S. entrepreneur C.V. Starr, with AIA ultimately becoming the name of its regional operation. Twenty years later, Starr temporarily relocated to the United States to avoid political instability in Asia, and following World War II, decided to run his U.S.businesses from New York.They came to be known asAIG, whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in 1984.
AIA has built a sprawling and successful business across the region, with an army of hundreds of thousands of agents competing head-to-head with Prudential in several countries.
AIA moved to split off from AIG after the U.S. company nearly collapsedin the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, prompting the U.S. government bailout.
On Friday, the U.S. Treasury Department said it has completed its final sale of common stock in AIG, cutting its shares in the insurer to zero four years after the bailout.
Friday, 14 December 2012
List of Banks in New Zealand
ABN AMRO NEW ZEALAND +64 9 358 7500
ANZ BANK +64 4 496 7000
ASB BANK LTD +64 9 306 3000
BANK OF NEW ZEALAND +64 4 924 2424
BANK OF SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL NEW ZEELAND NA
CITIBANK +64 9 307 1902
DEUTSCHE BANK +64 9 351 1000
GE MONEY +613 9921 6309
GOLDMAN SACHS JBWEREPTY LTD +64 9 357 3200
ING LIMITED +64 9 356 4000
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA +64 9 363 2757
KIWIBANK LIMITED +64 4 473 1133
KOOKMIN BANK +64 9 3661000
MANCHESTER UNITY SOCIETY OFFICE +64 4 473 6155
NZINVEST LIMITED +64 9 966 5560
RABOBANK NEDERLAND +64 4 819 2700
RABOBANK NEW ZEALAND +64 4 462 5650
RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND +64 4 472 2029
SOUTHLAND BUILDING SOCIETY +64 8 005 02442
THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION LTD. (HSBC) +64 9 915 4868
THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED 0800 751 750
TSB BANK 099 2 042 22
UBS IN AUCKLAND +64 9 913 4800
WESTPACTRUST +64 9 912 8000
ANZ BANK +64 4 496 7000
ASB BANK LTD +64 9 306 3000
BANK OF NEW ZEALAND +64 4 924 2424
BANK OF SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL NEW ZEELAND NA
CITIBANK +64 9 307 1902
DEUTSCHE BANK +64 9 351 1000
GE MONEY +613 9921 6309
GOLDMAN SACHS JBWEREPTY LTD +64 9 357 3200
ING LIMITED +64 9 356 4000
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA +64 9 363 2757
KIWIBANK LIMITED +64 4 473 1133
KOOKMIN BANK +64 9 3661000
MANCHESTER UNITY SOCIETY OFFICE +64 4 473 6155
NZINVEST LIMITED +64 9 966 5560
RABOBANK NEDERLAND +64 4 819 2700
RABOBANK NEW ZEALAND +64 4 462 5650
RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND +64 4 472 2029
SOUTHLAND BUILDING SOCIETY +64 8 005 02442
THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION LTD. (HSBC) +64 9 915 4868
THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED 0800 751 750
TSB BANK 099 2 042 22
UBS IN AUCKLAND +64 9 913 4800
WESTPACTRUST +64 9 912 8000
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