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Allied Nationwide ramps up longer-dated deposit rates

Allied Nationwide, whose parent company bought the Hanover and United loan books in a debt-for-equity swap last year, has led the charge for longer-dated money this week, and boosted its deposit rates for terms of more than a year.

Mon, Jun 7th 2010 08:55PM

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