Losses down but still no profitability at Permanent TSB
The bank says the next step is to exit state ownership.
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The bank says the next step is to exit state ownership.
Former CEO of the Financial Regulator Pat Neary met Sean Quinn but ‘didn’t ask him straight-up’ about concerns.
77,000 customers were mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance since 2007. However some people may be missing out because they haven’t opened letters from their bank…
Switzerland’s second largest bank, Credit Suisse, said management was unaware of any wrongdoing.
Having been on Dame Street for nearly 40 years, the Central Bank is moving home. And here’s where to.
The problems are believed to be unrelated from the ATM problems that plagued customers last month.
Nobody was injured and no weapons used as two men broke into a bank in the town.
Allied Irish Bank contravened four regulations between 2007 and 2013.
Fianna Fáil’s Trevor Gilligan said he can see people paying their property tax and water charges in digital currencies in the future.
The bonds redemmed were issued as consideration for loans acquired from financial institutions in 2010 and 2011.
A Sunday Independent article today suggested that the Cork-based retail company was planning on setting up its own bank.
The suspect was detained after falling off his getaway vehicle.
Vice Chairman Jimmy Lee was due to answer questions for an hour today.
The bank said it is a criminal offence for companies such as this to provide financial services that require authorisation from the bank.
The bank made the comment as Aillied Irish Banks’ stock price rocketed and it became a hugely valuable bank in Europe.
The IBRC’s special liquidator said that affected customers had been refunded.
The headquarters of computer giant’s latest venture into financial services will be located in Cherrywood.
With a year to go until the next Ryder Cup, the US Captain has backed the world number one.
Pre-tax losses for the bank have fallen from €587 million in the first half of 2012 to €131 million in the first six months of this year.
After eight years at the helm of the authority, including being part of its establishment, Noel Brett is to leave his role in the RSA.
The orders were put in place in 2011 as the bank alleged the family were trying to put assets out of its reach.
Mortgage arrears of over 90 days have fallen quarter-on-quarter for the first time since June 2008 at Ulster Bank, but the bank’s chief executive warned customers not to ignore their problems.
The chief executive of AIB says that the half-year interim results are “encouraging”, as the bank increases income.
It wasn’t even her bank!
The bank said that the fund is being rolled out in response to existing and anticipated demand for mortgages.
The latest conversations will raise questions about how much Anglo executives knew about the sinking bank.
The former CEO of Anglo Irish Bank believes the Anglo tapes were “edited” to make it look like he and others mislead the Central Bank.
Just like the UK, Ireland needs to hold a major investigation into the banking sector, writes Aaron McKenna, who says while we all want to see justice, it is not going to be that easy.
The ISME survey found that delays in decision making by banks has improved with the average wait down to four weeks from the five.
The bank says that, after setting funds aside to provide for bad debts, it should return to operating profit for the full year 2013.
They were among five people arrested after refusing to leave a Bank of Ireland when asked by gardaí.
Vision-net figures show that banks accounted for over half the value of all court judgments awarded against consumers last month.
The Irish Postmasters’ Union has called on the Bank of Ireland to roll out bank accounts with An Post in line with a recent UK decision.
The restrictions were imposed to prevent a run on the banks during the dramatic Cyprus bailout.
Margaret Hayes and Ray MacSharry were asked by the government in 2009 to fill the roles to ensure that the bank was acting in the public interest.
AIB’s chief executive David Duffy – who the report shows was paid €546,000 last year – said that assisting mortgage customers in difficulty would be a “major priority for this year”.
“We cannot buy, we cannot sell.”
The bank said in a statement that the next move “may prove its salvation or destruction”.