Mortgage stress hits Genworth
Genworth's half-year profit slumped 34.7 per cent, in part due to growing mortgage defaults, as the company launched a $100 million buyback and special dividend.
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Genworth's half-year profit slumped 34.7 per cent, in part due to growing mortgage defaults, as the company launched a $100 million buyback and special dividend.
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