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Ireland makes final repayment on £3.2 billion crash-era loan from the UK, says NTMA
Dating back to 2010, the loan formed part of the EU-IMF bailout
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Dating back to 2010, the loan formed part of the EU-IMF bailout
The company is now valued at $95 billion.
The pressure has ramped up on Davy after last week’s fine levied by the Central Bank.
The NTMA said that the new rates “reflect the reductions in interest rates in both Sovereign bond yields and the retail savings market”.
The National Treasury Management Agency auctioned €1.5 billion of Irish government bonds last week.
Ireland has paid €60 billion interest on its national debt over the last 10 years.
In 2018, gross sales reached €574 million and pushed the total value of the fund up to €3.4 billion.
The money will be held in an escrow account subject to an appeal by Ireland.
The State is appealing the bill but will still need to collect the money first.
The National Treasury Management Agency detected a hack earlier this morning.
The energy fund is set to start work on several wind farms in Ireland this year.
Irish government officials went to Libya to talk about a potential deal – but Libya didn’t feel ‘comfortable’ with Ireland’s handling of the financial crisis.
Brendan McDonagh spent four hours at government buildings on the night of 29 September 2008.
The government has confirmed talks with the Central Bank and the NTMA about the implications of Greece exiting the eurozone.
Funding will also be provided for groups supporting disability services and home carers.
€300 million’s worth at last count…
Take that… IMF interest payments.
We’re still five notches below the highest ranking though.
Former ECB President Jean Claude Trichet has previously said that he will not appear before the committee.
There was over €8bn in bids, but how much did the Agency get?
Agency’s latest figures show that it has repaid 43% of its senior debt liabilities ahead of schedule.
Ireland has now raised €7 billion of its €8 billion target for the year, locking in low rates while they’re on offer.
The move makes Ireland’s debt repayment schedule easier to handle.
Yields. Oversubscription. Treasury Bonds. What does it all mean?
The NTMA has now raised nearly 80 per cent of this year’s target.
The European Commission predicted 1.4 per cent growth for 2014 and employment growth of 2.4 per cent.
Moody’s ratings agency “delayed on the way down and on the way up” on Irish debt.
Everyone’s talking about a teenager drowning in a reservoir, a Dublin shooting, and tensions in Ukraine…
NTMA CEO John Corrigan also says that over 70 per cent of Ireland’s funding for 2014 has already been raised.
These are the full documents prepared for the Department of Finance and the National Treasury Management Agency at the height of the crisis.
Ireland looks likely to continue cash raising drive as low interest rates persist.
The yield of 2.967% is less than was previously expected.
NTMA to seek up €1bn from capital markets this week.
NTMA Chief Executive John Corrigan says it opens Ireland up to a ‘new universe’ of investors.
While no sensitive information is accessible on PrizeBonds.ie, customer’s emails and passwords could be easily revealed if the website was maliciously hacked.
Demand for the 10-year benchmark bond amounted to €14 billion.
The National Treasury Management Agency published its review of 2013 this afternoon, and details a number of
The NTMA say that they will not “run out the door” to make a long-term bond sale.