Loan
Coverage of Loan in the Nexus archive.
- My friend won't pay me back after I loaned her $2,500. How do I ask for repayment without ruining our friendship?
A reader asked for advice after loaning $2,500 to a friend who has been avoiding conversations about repayment for months. The columnist advised that lending money to friends is not always advisable and suggested treating such loans as gifts instead. The article stressed setting clear boundaries in relationships.
- Hong Kong Builder Parkview Misses Interest Payment on Loan
Hong Kong developer Parkview Group Ltd. missed an interest payment on a $940 million loan backed by a landmark Beijing asset. The loan was secured less than a year ago through a refinancing deal.
- Shivamogga Police arrest two people who cheated banks by pledging fake gold to take loan
Shivamogga Police arrested two individuals for defrauding banks by pledging fake gold to secure a loan. The suspects used counterfeit gold to obtain a loan from financial institutions.
- Can A $400+ Million Loan Push The Stagnant Coco Palms Project Ahead?
The Kaua‘i Coco Palms Project could reopen in 2028 after being closed for nearly four decades, potentially supported by a $400+ million loan.
- FIREPOWER: NATO: One alliance, two narratives?
The article discusses NATO's focus on quantum defense, a loan related to Ukraine, and mentions Lithuania. It explores potential divisions within the alliance regarding these issues.
- EU’s €8bn for Kyiv overshadowed by diplomatic rifts
The EU is set to announce the first tranche of an €8 billion loan to Ukraine in Poland, though the move is overshadowed by diplomatic rifts among member states.
- Citadel Seeks to Extend Maturity, Upsize $4 Billion Loan
Citadel is seeking to extend the maturity and increase the size of a $4 billion loan. Global stock markets rose as oil prices fell amid hopes of a potential US-Iran agreement to end a war impacting economic outlooks.
- Warner Bros. Tightens $15 Billion Loan Price in Hot Debt Market
Warner Bros. is adjusting the terms of a $15 billion loan amid a competitive debt market. The move reflects broader financial market dynamics impacting major corporations.
- Senators Warren, Wyden press Tether and Commerce Secretary Lutnick over loan to family trust
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ron Wyden are scrutinizing Tether and Commerce Secretary H. David Lutnick over a reported loan to a trust linked to Lutnick's children. The inquiry highlights concerns about potential conflicts of interest involving Lutnick's family and his role overseeing the cryptocurrency industry.
- Fitch Cuts Mozambique’s Rating, Citing Probable Bond Default
Fitch Ratings downgraded Mozambique's credit rating due to a probable bond default. Mozambique missed a $119 million payment on a Credit Suisse loan, marking the second such default in two months.
- Argentina in Talks for $2 Billion Loan Backed by World Bank
Argentina is negotiating a $2 billion loan backed by the World Bank, with the National Congress in Buenos Aires involved in the discussions. The loan aims to address economic challenges, supported by international financial institutions.