Investec making cuts to Irish equity team as Brexit looms
Ian Huggard, Owen Callan and Ian Hunter are said to be exiting the business
Irish bond rates reach new low amid talk of aggressive ECB stimulus
Yield on State’s 10-year bonds falls to minus 0.147%
Shares are tumbling, interest rates are at zero – what does it mean for you?
Smart Money: The four key things to watch for your finances
Investec sets PTSB share price target at third of IPO level
Bank is grappling with the impact of slow loan growth and rising costs
What do the new mortgage figures tell us about the property market?
Smart Money: With house prices and construction stalling, what’s going on?
Buoyant US jobs data helps global shares
Iseq underperformed European peers, remains flat on day of low volumes
PTSB's future remains uncertain despite an impressive recovery
The bank is back in profit, but questions remain about its future ownership
Better corporate governance would be worthy green jersey agenda
Caveat: John Delaney and FAI typify reluctance to have tighter organisational scrutiny
PTSB overcomes ‘existential’ crisis but dividends way off, Investec says
Key challenges facing the mortgage lender include reining in costs
US-based First Data joins AIB in €100m bid for Payzone
Move would be bank’s first major deal since the onset of the financial crisis in 2008
S&P improves outlook on raft of Irish banks
Ratings agency warns it isn’t ‘overly optimistic’ on future prospects for banking system
Has the State missed the boat on cashing in on AIB?
Analysts agree that timing a share sale is far from straightforward
Let’s talk about interest rates: How high and how fast will they rise?
Smart Money: ECB will start to raise rates in 2019. What will this mean for mortgage borrowers?
AIB tops loan-loss table as banks write off 25% of peak loans
Almost 10 years since snap guarantee to six lenders that would cost taxpayers €64bn
Irish banks’ loan losses hit €140bn in 10 years after crash
Developer Sean Mulryan warns building costs ‘biggest risk’ to housing supply
State in line for millions of euro from AIB first-half dividend
Analysts at Investec expect dividend of up to €130m for shareholders of the bank
Up to 2,200 job cuts likely at Bank of Ireland under cost-cutting plan
Broker says bank likely to cut headcount by up to 20%
Bank of Ireland ‘to have fewer people in the future’
Bank expected to cut more jobs as part of efforts to reduce cost base to €1.7bn by 2021
‘Mind the gap’: BofI boss hopes London trip will close stock discount
Francesca McDonagh to outline plan at capital markets day for analysts and investors
Barclays to sell on Lloyds’ Irish mortgages after €4.6bn deal
Lloyds said that it will have to absorb a £110m loss on the loan sale
PTSB results to be overshadowed by loans controversy
The upcoming business week: Aryzta, Applegreen and Lufthansa also due to release results this week
Bank of Ireland results and unemployment rate
Your upcoming week in business: retail sales and AIB results plus UK housing prices
What is going on at PTSB and what's the story with its mortgages?
Removal of bank’s problem loans raises questions over its continued existence
Bank loan sales should not go ahead, says Fianna Fáil
Opposition party to introduce Bill in ‘next two weeks’ proposing regulation of vulture funds
Central Bank taps criminal lawyers as tracker scandal costs near €1bn
Regulator to see if cases can be taken against individuals as a result of tracker controversy
Lloyds hires Deloitte to manage Irish exit sale
UK banking group set to launch sale of €5 billion portfolio as early as February
Baptism of fire as new Bank of Ireland chief tackles tracker scandal
Francesca McDonagh ‘personally’ committed as lenders scramble to made redress
Bank of Ireland CEO picks fellow HSBC alumnus as staff chief
Group sticks to dividend plans as any increase to tracker crisis costs ‘manageable’
Cost of tracker mortgage scandal may reach €500m
Banks still have to identify thousands of impacted accounts which will push the cost of resolving issue higher
Bank of Ireland raises €750m from junior bond sale
Bank set up holding company this year to issue debt under new European ‘bail-in’ rules
New Pepper owners may seek to shed Irish assets
Australian non-bank lender is being bought by US private equity firm KKR
PTSB shares plummet 24% as bad loans weigh down
Davy downgrades stock and expects bank to withhold dividend payments until 2020
Irish banks wary as ECB bogeyman lurks in the shadows
Institution has increased pressure on lenders with high levels of non-performing loans
Analysis: PTSB shares slump as bad loans haunt bank
Bank’s €5.78 billion non-performing loan book includes €2.68 billion yet to be treated
FF questions viability of split mortgages after court ruling
Distressed borrowers may be pressurised over €1.5bn of ‘warehoused’ mortgage debt
AIB and BofI obliged to sell €15bn of ‘bailed in’ bonds
Move to minimise taxpayer losses in event of financial crisis
Agenda: Open season for IPOs puts Irish businesses in the shop window
Bailed-out AIB bank bounces from profitability to dividends as flurry of flotations loom
KBC only interested in Irish deals with 100% ownership
Insurers FBD and RSA Ireland may attract Belgian bank’s attention, Investec says
Will KBC drop Irish arm? Watch this space
Cantillon: Oblique comments from global chief executive Johan Thijs give little away
Bank of Ireland shares jump as ECB target reignites dividend hopes
Shares in Bank of Ireland surge by 7% on Irish Stock Exchange
Central Bank likely to stick to its guns on mortgage caps
Governor Philip Lane will need to offset inflation caused by Government’s help-to-buy plan
Banks plan ‘bail-in’ bond sales ahead of new European rules
Banks must have junior and senior debt that can be ‘bailed in’ without hitting depositors
Investec hires Owen Callan from Cantor Fitzgerald
Brokerage also hires Ronan Dunphy from Deloitte as it builds up research team
AIB and BoI move to reassure investors over stress tests
EU-wide analysis questions capacity of Irish duo to absorb losses
Irish bonds suffer heavy selling as Brexit fears hit
Gap between Irish and German debt sharply widening
Cantillon: can super Mario save Irish bond market?
ECB limited the purchase of Irish bonds under quantitative easing last month
Greek bonds decline on news of fresh elections
Alexis Tsipras has seen a split emerge in his Syriza group
Moody’s upgrades Ireland’s credit rating by two notches
Outlook ‘stable’ four months after ratings agency restored State to investment grade
Weak growth figures and fresh energy fears send markets down
Dublin’s Iseq was done 3.1% today - one of the steepest one-day falls in recent months
Muted response on international markets to Budget 2014
Consensus is that no reaction is good news and an indicator of emerging stability
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