Ulster bank parent returns to majority private control
British government’s stake in NatWest falls below 50% for the first time in over a decade
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Time to switch? Ulster Bank and KBC push ahead with plans to exit Irish market
‘Don’t leave it to the last minute’ is advice to existing customers
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Former Ulster Bank CEO Cormac McCarthy dies suddenly aged 58
McCarthy was First Active’s chief and presided over its sale to Ulster Bank
AIB’s Colin Hunt: Sticking with long-term focus through the crisis
Bank’s boss has embraced hybrid working and a digital banking app, but there is plenty more on his to-do list
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The UK Post Office case illuminates the stark asymmetry of disgrace
AIB plans to speed up reduction of 71% taxpayer stake
State-controlled lender intends to buy back up to almost 5% of company
Bank of Ireland paid three executives over €1m each in 2020
Two of the three pushed above €1m threshold by payments on exit
NatWest faces criminal action over money laundering offences
Case is first criminal action taken against UK bank under a 2007 money laundering law
PTSB and AIB don green jersey as Ulster says no more
Parent NatWest loses patience with the cost of financial crisis fallout
Ulster Bank CEO fails the leadership test
Staff the last to be informed about decision that was known to everyone else
Q&A: What will Ulster Bank’s closure mean for customers?
Decision by NatWest affects mortgages, business loans and deposits
Ulster Bank’s timeline: From backing linen merchants to Celtic Tiger builders
Over the course of 160 years, Ulster Bank grew from a small regional presence to being a major property lender in the Celtic Tiger boom years
Ulster Bank set to exit Irish market after more than 160 years
Goldman Sachs engaged with number of parties interested in elements of loan book
Banks brace themselves for impact of Covid pandemic
In store for 2021: Bad loans, major job cuts and the never-ending tracker saga
NatWest using Covid as ‘cover’ for Ulster Bank review, FSU says
Ulster Bank, Central Bank refuse to appear before Oireachtas committee on bank’s future
White knights or loan book cannibals – what will happen at Ulster Bank?
Yet another review likely to decide if lender has a future in Irish market
John FitzGerald: What kind of banking system do we want?
Euro-wide banks could reduce the cost of borrowing in Ireland
Goldman Sachs advises NatWest on Ulster Bank review
NatWest is said to be actively considering winding down Irish unit
Ulster Bank chairman quits after two months ‘for personal reasons’
Chief executive says it has nothing to do with review being carried out by parent NatWest
European shares slide as lockdowns dull recovery hopes
Spain declares state of emergency while Germany, France reimpose tighter restrictions
Ulster Bank tells ‘deeply concerned’ Minister no decision yet on future
Virtual meeting with Paschal Donohoe as bank considers wind-down
Ulster Bank to meet Paschal Donohoe to discuss bank’s future
Parent company NatWest is considering winding business down
Cerberus eyes Ulster Bank’s €20.5bn loan book in the Republic
Lender’s UK parent NatWest said to be actively considering exiting the market
Financial Services Union mounts campaign to ‘save’ Ulster Bank
Wind-down of the business being considered as part of a strategic review
NatWest confirms review of Ulster Bank as Covid-19 bites
Statement comes after report that wind-down of lender is being considered
Will PTSB be Ulster Bank’s knight in shining armour?
Market Beat: Closure would mark the end of a storied bank and further erode competition in the market
Has NatWest finally run out of patience with Ulster Bank?
Behind the business-as-usual facade, things are not rosy between the bank and its parent
Ulster Bank to cut 266 jobs in cost-cutting drive
Bank of Ireland and AIB have also signalled plans to lay off thousands of staff
KBC Ireland chief feels heat from big tech in race for relevance
Seeing the sector as a competition between banks is a narrow view, says Peter Roebben
Ulster Bank makes ‘eye-catching’ €278m provision for likely loan losses
Charge lays down marker for rivals due to report results next week
Ulster Bank Northern Ireland seeking to cut 40 jobs
Lender is distinct from operation in Republic and cites ‘changing customer behaviour’
European shares up for week, hopes remain for recovery plan
EU leaders do not sign recovery plan, aim for deal in July
European shares gain on surprise rise in China’s exports
Iseq all-share index in Dublin outperforms peers, closing more than 2% higher
Revolut is the most hyped fintech in Europe. Can it grow up?
Investors have so far put more than $800m into the online bank
European markets fall on concerns of Trump tariffs on China
Markets report: Iseq fell 1.48% with Ryanair amongst the losers on the day
Ulster Bank takes €32m loans charge amid Covid-19 crisis
Planning for a future hit from loans soured by economic downturn pushes bank to a loss
Overseas-owned Irish banks hold off on dividends
ECB said capital may be needed to support lending to households and businesses during pandemic
Ulster Bank outlook latest to be downgraded by Fitch
Ratings agency downgraded its outlook to negative from stable
European shares drop as manufacturing crash spells more pain
Iseq index closes over 3% lower, with banks and Reits taking a hammering
European shares slump to 2012 lows as Iseq ends down nearly 8%
Shares rally late in day in Dublin but Flutter, AIB, Bank of Ireland, Ryanair among fallers
Coronavirus: Irish banks offer relief to borrowers hit by coronavirus
Goldman Sachs sees coronavirus fallout wiping €30bn off European banks’ profits
Ulster Bank fined €4.6m for checks failures on arrears data
Central Bank says it must be able to trust the figures supplied by lenders
Barclays set to kick off hunt for next chief executive
Jes Staley expected to stand down by end of next year
Ulster Bank’s ability to write off future profits against legacy losses reduces
Bank took €80m charge last year, due to reduction in net deferred tax assets to €184m
Why bosses should not be afraid of speaking out on Instagram
Pilita Clark: Social media can be risky but authenticity on such platforms is rewarded
Stocks flat as investors assess economic fallout of coronavirus
Markets report: Iseq all-share index also flat but domestic stocks staged relief rally
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