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# Banking Crisis

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Eamon Gilmore: Labour has brought Ireland from chaos to stability in two years
Eamon Gilmore TD
Column: Should the Financial Services Ombudsman have more autonomy?
Ronan Coburn
RBS says Santander has pulled out of €2 billion branch deal
9 videos that sum-up Ireland's banking and economic collapse
Roundup: How has the world reacted to the latest Anglo arrests?
US billionaire investor appointed to Bank of Ireland
FF says Taoiseach must clarify suggestion bank guarantee file was shredded
Iceland ex-PM convicted on 1 of 5 bank charges
The bank formerly known as Anglo sends fraud newsletter to staff
The Daily Fix: Sunday
Noonan says debt restructuring deal is being negotiated
Barclays boss has bonus cut - but still takes £6.3m package
AIB confirms plan to seek 2,500 voluntary redundancies
Report suggests 2,500 job cuts imminent at AIB
Column: Don’t know how to deal with banks? Get to know the code
George Mordaunt
Occupy Finance: Sit-down protest against bondholder payout
Column: It's the turn of banks to pay a financial transaction tax
Nick Leeson
Permanent TSB charging "subprime" and "usury" variable rate - O Cuiv
Column: Nick Leeson's 4 lessons learned from 2011
Nick Leeson
Column: The right choices - was this an Irish Budget?
Senator Katherine Zappone
IMF was in favour of Government burning senior bondholders
Column: Whistleblowers in banking are doing the right thing - but not for themselves
Nick Leeson
Dáil committee agrees to draw proposals for banking inquiry
Did you hear about the banker who worked too hard?
Column: The Keane report has consequences for borrowers – but not for banks
Stephen Donnelly
Barroso's banking plan could mean more countries opting for bailout