Depfa Bank was bought by Munich-based Hypo Real Estate in 2007

FMS Wertmanagement had €20.3bn of UK assets at the end of 2015

Dublin-based bank posts €54 million pretax loss for first six months of 2016

FSM Wertmanagement buys €5.6bn of Depfa’s bonds and shrinks bank’s assets by 25%

EAA Covered Bond Bank being sold under wind-up of German bank WestLB

Departure from IFSC is one in series of German banks withdrawing from Dublin

Moody's report compares Nama performance to counterparts in Spain and Germany

Bank will continue to operate in Dublin but will not take on any new business

The bank’s fall is a fascinating story, but the jobs of its Irish employees should be safe

OECD focus shifts to key elements of tax structures; Hotel Indigo has Ireland in its sights

Munich court finds HRE falsified accounts and misled investors during financial crisis

Investigation concludes six years after near-collapse of bank’s Dublin subsidiary Depfa

Statistics involve first use of new methodology to allow greater comparison

Some 100 former shareholders have taken compensation test case against Hypo Real Estate

Test case in Munich over what was once Germany’s largest real estate lender

Dublin-based bank to be sold under deal between Hypo Real Estate and EU

Damning report suggests bank could have avoided near-collapse

New light cast on dramatic events of five years ago

The name of the bank that broke Ireland might not have been Anglo Irish Bank, but Depfa – to the tune of around €130bn and rising

Offloading Dublin subsidiary seen as crucial step to allow HRE reprivatisation

As Ireland’s bank guarantee closes its doors tomorrow, the Irish debate over the infamous decision of September 2008 and the subsequent bailout is drawing attention in Germany