23/10/2013at 12:16

Nordea: Shipping moving in the right direction

More available capital in shipping, says Nordea, which also points to the banks' increasing willingness to lend money to healthy shipping companies.

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Nordea's loans to shipping continues to improve and the risk of losses has been further reduced in the interim report published by the major bank on Wednesday.

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