(Reuters) - South African banking firm Nedbank Group increased first-half headline earnings per share by 34 percent as loans and advances increased, but it said on Monday bad loans were rising.
Nedbank, majority-owned by insurer Old Mutual, said headline EPS were 700 cents, while headline earnings for the six months to end-June increased to 2.775 billion rand.
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Nedbank, majority-owned by insurer Old Mutual, said headline EPS were 700 cents, while headline earnings for the six months to end-June increased to 2.775 billion rand.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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