Hana Bank looks abroad for help

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South Korean-based Hana Bank is seeking for foreign help to resolve its cash problems. The South Korean banks have in the past, been able to stave off major foreign investments in their sector. However, the banking sector's great need for capital is causing firms to turn to foreign parties for help.

South Korea, Financial management, Foreign investments, Company financing, Hana Bank

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Poland expected to approve EU accession

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Polls are showing that Poles are leaning in favor of joining the European Union (EU). Polls are reflecting a vote of 4-to-1 in favor of Poland's EU membership, based on a turnout of more than 50%.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Economic & Political Union, Membership, Surveys, European Union, Economic unions

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Central Banker Cautions About Zloty

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Poland's Monetary Policy Council has warned investors of overconfidence in the Polish currency, the zloty. The country's central bank expects Poland's external deficit will reverse in late 2001.

Financial analysis, Currency in Circulation, Zloty (Poland)

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