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Alliance & Leicester Profit Drops 41% on Writedowns and Loans

By Poppy Trowbridge

Feb. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Alliance & Leicester Plc, the second worst performing U.K. bank in the past month, said profit declined 41 percent as funding costs rose and it lost money on leveraged loans.

Profit fell to 256.7 million pounds ($499.9), or 59 pence per share, for the 12 months to Dec. 31, from 432.2 million pounds, or 95.9 pence a share, a year earlier, the bank said today in a Regulatory News Service statement. That was lower than the 328.8 million pound median estimate of 12 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.

Asian Stocks Decline as Oil Surges Past $100; Banks Retreat

By Chua Kong Ho and Toshiro Hasegawa

Feb. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks fell, sending the region''s benchmark to its biggest decline in two weeks, on concern banks will report more subprime-related losses and after oil surged above $100 a barrel.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. led banks lower after KKR Financial Holdings LLC deferred repayment on commercial paper debt and the Financial Times said Credit Agricole SA may announce further writedowns. Hyundai Motor Co. tumbled on concern higher gasoline bills will cut demand for cars. Tokyo Electric Power Co. fell on speculation fuel costs will rise.

``KKR is not going to be the only one affected by this credit squeeze and that is heightening anxiety levels in the market,'''' said Satoru Sakumoto, a fund manager at Shinsei Bank Ltd. in Tokyo.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 2.9 percent to 141.89 at 4:02 p.m. in Tokyo, its biggest decline since Feb. 6. It has slumped 10 percent this year amid mounting losses related to investments in U.S. subprime, or higher-risk, mortgages. A gauge of financial stocks had the largest loss among the index''s 10 industry groups.

Japan''s Nikkei 225 Stock Average sank 3.3 percent to 13,310.37. Sumitomo Realty & Development Co. had the biggest percentage decline on MSCI''s Asian index, after a researcher forecast lower condominium sales. All Asian benchmarks open for trading retreated except in Pakistan.

More Writedowns?

Mitsubishi UFJ, Japan''s largest publicly traded bank, dropped 4.4 percent to 919 yen, the biggest decline since Feb. 6. Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc., the No. 2 Japanese bank, tumbled 5.7 percent to 748,000 yen.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which last week posted the slowest profit growth in more than three years on higher bad debt provisions, slumped 4.3 percent to A$43.33.

KKR Financial, the publicly traded affiliate of private equity group Kohlberg Kravis Roberts Co., said it extended the repayment deadline of its asset-backed commercial papers for the second time to March, according to a regulatory filing.

The Financial Times reported separately that Credit Agricole, France''s biggest retail bank, may say it will write down another 650 million euros ($956 million) to 900 million euros when it announces 2007 results on March 5.

``Sentiment is already weak and this kind of news only adds to the negativity,'''' said David Leong, who heads the Singapore trading desk at First State Investments Ltd., which manages $22 billion in global equities.

Oil, Fuel Costs

Hyundai Motor, South Korea''s biggest carmaker, dropped 2.5 percent to 67,200 yen, its lowest level since Jan. 22. Toyota Motor Corp., Japan''s largest automaker, slid 3.5 percent to 6,090 yen, the biggest slump since Jan. 28. Honda Motor Co., Japan''s No. 2, fell 2.6 percent to 3,320 yen.

Crude oil rose 4.7 percent to settle at $100.01 a barrel in New York yesterday, a record closing price. Futures reached $100.10, the highest intraday price since trading began in 1983. Oil was recently at $99.30.

``It adds to the cost of companies that are not producing oil,'''' said Elan Cohen, who helps oversee $350 billion in assets at JPMorgan Private Bank in Singapore. ``In Asia, the impact of higher oil prices is definitely shaving off some of the gross domestic product growth.''''

Korea Electric Power Corp., South Korea''s biggest electricity generator, retreated 2.9 percent to 34,000 won. Tokyo Electric Power, Asia''s biggest utility company, declined 1.6 percent to 2,725 yen. Kansai Electric Power Co., Japan''s second-biggest power producer, dropped 2.6 percent to 2,600 yen.

Japanese importers of liquefied natural gas may have to pay an extra $3.5 billion, said an official involved in the contract talks between utility companies and suppliers, who asked not to be named because of confidentiality agreements. Fuel prices have risen more than expected the past four years.

Airlines, Shipping

Woodside Petroleum Ltd., the second-largest Australian oil and gas producer, gained 4.6 percent to A$53.59. Santos Ltd., the nation''s No.3 producer, advanced 3 percent to A$14.34.

Airlines fell. Qantas Airways Ltd., Australia''s largest airline, tumbled 2.5 percent to A$4.35, the lowest since Jan. 22. Korean Air Lines Co., South Korea''s largest carrier, fell 3.3 percent to 72,600 won. Singapore Airlines Ltd., where jet fuel costs accounted for almost 37 percent of total spending, dropped 2.9 percent to S$15.62.

``Increasing fuel prices are not good for the economy in general and especially for the development of the aviation business,'''' August Henningsen, chairman of Lufthansa Technick AG, a unit of Deutsche Lufthansa AG, said at the Singapore Air show today. ``This directly influences the number of passengers flying and directly influences the aviation business.''''

Nippon Yusen K.K., Japan''s largest shipping line, slid 4.3 percent to 969 yen. Evergreen Marine Corp., Taiwan''s biggest container-shipping line, dropped 6.5 percent to NT$24.45.

Sumitomo Realty dropped 11 percent to 1,852 yen. Japanese condominium sales fell 14 percent in 2007 by volume, according to a report the Real Estate Economic Research Institute released yesterday. Mitsui Fudosan Co., Japan''s largest developer by sales, slumped 7.9 percent to 2,105 yen

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