A-Pac financial institutions Covid recovery to be long and laborious: S&P ANI | Updated: Apr 22, 2021 13:51 IST
Melbourne [Australia], April 22 (ANI): Credit conditions have improved for Asia Pacific banks over the past quarter but the pandemic has set back finances of households and corporates with deeply negative effects on lenders, S&P Global Ratings said on Thursday.
Economies are recovering smartly, countries are rolling out vaccinations and regional financing circumstances remain supportive. And yet, the pandemic has so seriously set back the finances of households and corporates with deeply negative effects on lenders that banks may need years to fully recover, it said in report titled Asia Pacific Financial Institutions Monitor 2Q 2021: Views From The Bottom Of The U.
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Town in Running for Gunning?
Wednesday, 12th Mar 2014 10:24
Town are reported to be keeping tabs on Dundee United central defender Gavin Gunning.
According to the Dundee
Evening Telegraph, the 23-year-old, who was previously linked with the Blues in the summer of 2012, is also believed to be interesting Italian side Palermo, as well as Rangers and Celtic, with his contract at Tannadice up in the summer.
Dubliner Gunning played youth football with St Joseph’s Boys Club and Crumlin United before moving to England and joining the Blackburn Rovers academy in 2006.
The 6ft 2in tall centre-half or left-back subsequently went out on loan to Tranmere, Rotherham, Bury and Motherwell but failed to make a senior appearance for the Ewood Park club.