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Wisr Limited is an Australia-based neo-lender company. The Company provides a collection of financial products and services. The Company is engaged in writing personal loans and secured vehicle loans for three, five and seven-year maturities to Australian consumers, and funding these loans through the warehouse funding structures. It provides a Financial Wellness Platform underpinned by consumer finance products, the Wisr App. The Wisr App helps Australians pay down debt, multiple credit score comparison services and Australia’s first money-coaching app Wisr Today. Combined with content and other products that use technology to provide better outcomes for borrowers, investors, and everyday Australians. The Company’s products include loans, credit scores and round up. Its credit score is a summary of financial habits, and helps lenders get to know its customers. Its loan products include debt consolidation loans, car loans, medical loans and others.

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Post by RainRyderon May 23, 2012 5:18pm

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Kurdish oil deals need Baghdad approval

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

The announcement of a new oil deal between Iraqi Kurdistan and Turkey was met with a warning from Baghdad, saying that it must obtain Baghdad's approval for any oil export deals signed with Turkey.

The Kurdish oil minister Ashti Hawrami said Iraqi Kurdistan is to construct a one million barrel per day pipeline over the next 12 months through which oil and gas will be carried through Turkey.

Ali al-Moussawi, media adviser to Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, said the Iraqi government said the deal must adhere to regulations that mean Baghdad gets a fifty percent cut of the profits. Also, oil must pass through government pipelines, a route the new deal would sidestep.

"We envisage the building of a new pipeline taking Kurdistan's oil, particularly the heavier component part to Cihan," Hawrami said at a conference with Taner Yildez, the Turkish energy minister.

Demonstrators burned Turkish flags outside the consulate in the southern city of Basra over the weekend, and after Nouri al-Maliki, prime minister, described Turkey as a hostile state.