İnterbank As
interbank-as’a ait tüm site haberleri
"Grafen'e yatırım" dedi, davalık oldu
Çelikten 300 kat daha sağlam olan Grafen madeni, keşfini yapan bilim insanlarına Nobel Fizik Ödülü kazandırdı. Bu madde Türkiye’de ise savcılık soruşturması ve davaya konu oldu. ABD’li iş kadını Avi Moskovitz, Fenerbahçe eski yöneticisi Erol User’e, grafen teknolojisine yatırım vaadiyle 821 bin dolar gönderdi. Parasını alamayan Moskovitz önce icra takibi yaptı sonra dava açtı. Mahkeme, User’in kurduğu şirketin bir tabela firması olduğunu, yatırım projesinin ise hayali olduğuna hükmetti. Mahkeme, Moskovitz’in gönderdiği paranın faizi ile ödenmesine karar verdi. User ise yaptığı açıklamada “Ticari olarak suçlu bulundum” dedi.
#Grafen
34 yıldır var uygulayan yok
Başbakan Davutoğlu şeffaflık paketinde “kamu çalışanları ayrıldıktan sonra 2-3 yıl özelde kendi işleriyle ilgili çalışmasını” engelleyeceklerini açıkladı. Ancak zaten bunu ‘aynen’ düzenleyen bir yasa tam 34 yıldır var. Hiç uygulanmamış olsa da yasa, kuralı ihlal edenlere 6 aydan 2 yıla kadar hapis cezası öngörüyor.
Declining Libor masks distrust between banks
LONDON - The London interbank offered rate, or Libor, is a benchmark rate for everything from mortgages to company borrowing costs. It boomed in the aftermath of the Lehman collapse, but last week the rate was 0.66 percent. The fall is seen as a sign of healing, but the high rates big banks charge each other for credit shows the crisis of trust is not over yet
Berlin gets tough with regional banks
FRANKFURT - Germany has given its seven state-owned Landesbanken an ultimatum to agree by July to consolidate or face exclusion from its plan to clean up bank books, the Financial Times reported yesterday. Four of the so-called Landesbanken hold so many bad assets that their owners, German regional governments and municipal savings banks, could not save them without help from Berlin, the FT cited government officials as saying.
Cash from credit card as last resort
ISTANBUL - Survival is the name of the game for households. Thousands of Turkish people resort to withdrawing cash from their credit cards, as they have no other means to obtain money to foot their bills. Cash withdrawals on credit cards have risen 22 percent to 5.1 billion Turkish Liras ($3.1 billion) in the first quarter of the year over the same period a year earlier.
European Central Bank split on policy
FRANKFURT - The Governing Council of the European Central Bank remains split over cutting interest rates further and pumping more money into the financial system. Germany’s Axel Weber rules out further cuts, while Greece’s George Provopoluos opts for more reductions. Austria’s Ewald Nowotny offers debt purchases.
Turkey's unemployment rate at all-time high
ISTANBUL - Turkey’s unemployment rate jumps to 15.5 percent in the three months through February, the highest since records began in 2005, as industrial production slumped and sparked job losses in manufacturing. The rate increased from 11.3 percent in the same period of last year, according to data released by Turkish Statistical Institute in Ankara
Analyst sees gold chance in stocks
ISTANBUL - The global crisis has bottomed out, according to Erkin Şahinöz, chief economist at Eczacıbaşı Securities in Istanbul. The US dollar will start to fall, while those investing in gold may suffer this year, Şahinöz says, adding that investors may start buying Turkish stocks provided they are able to ’forget that they have bought shares’ for the next 18 months
Malls lose popularity, e-shopping’s star shines
ISTANBUL - Shopping malls were a trend that started in the West and spread all over the globe like wildfire. However, during the mid-90s, shopping malls fell out of favor due to widening Internet utilization and rising concern over security and has paved the road to the birth of e-shopping