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# lending - Thursday 26 August, 2010

A SURVEY OF IRISH credit unions shows that the vast majority – 90% –  of branches believe an image change is in order if they are to attract new customers.

The same percentage also said they also wanted a change of leadership in the sector.

The results of the independent survey were announced today at a credit union conference in Dublin, which was attended by members from all over Ireland.

Members also supported greater branch-to-branch cooperation, and even mergers. In May, the registrar of credit unions told an Oireachtas Committee that some credit uinions may not be able to continue as individual entities if they are facing serious funding issues.

90% of members also said they were optimistic about the future of the sector.

Last month, the Irish League of Credit Unions said it welcomed the appointment of independent consultants to review the sector’s financial standing, and told their members that their savings were safe.

# lending - Tuesday 10 August, 2010

NATIONAL IRISH BANK has recorded pre-tax losses of €341 million for the first half of this year. The bank, which is owned by the Dankse Group, had set aside €367 million to cover impairments on loans for the six months.

NIB said today that its income for the period was down 17% to €84 million due to “reduced customer demand, the impact of impaired loans and lower deposit margins.” The bank’s loan book is down 5% on last year, but an increase in deposits of 3%.

It managed to reduce its costs by 6% to €58 million.

The bank said it has no plans at the moment to follow the paths of other lenders in Ireland and increase its mortgage rates.

NIB is to end counter services and stop handling cash from the end of this year. The Danish-owned back has arranged a deal with An Post to provide cash services to customers at 1,200 post offices around Irland.