Aviva Insurance Ireland management pay doubles amid exits
Remuneration for senior executives rises to €4m in 2020 at UK-owned general insurer
Tom Browne
Chairman Roy Barrett declares FAI egm a ‘watershed moment'
Gerry McAnaney and Paul Cooke returned as president and vice-president
Thirteen members of ‘Davy 16’ named in High Court
Developer takes action against firm and named employees over 2014 bond deal
Developer in Anglo bond deal suing Davy and 16 former employees
Patrick Kearney lawsuit comes at sensitive time as suitors bid for stockbroking firm
Davy’s secret partnership leaves it fighting biggest crisis in decades
Pressure bears down on stockbroker shrouding itself in ‘vague’ details of scandal
Minister ups pressure on Davy after €4.1m fine over bond trade
Case relates to handling of subordinated bonds sale in 2014
Former Anglo banker Tom Browne agrees to €30.3m judgment
One-time bank chief had challenged liquidators’ pursuit over soured property loans
Talks under way in action against former Anglo banker Tom Browne
Judge asked to allow time for discussions as another party needed to be consulted
Quinn joked he would ‘have to kill’ Anglo banker if he told him of holding, court told
Tom Browne giving evidence in action against him over €30m in loans
Top Anglo Irish banker Tom Browne says he was treated as ‘scapegoat’
Former executive says talk of Sean Quinn interest in bank was mere rumour when he retired
Tom Browne left job at Anglo Irish Bank in 2007 with €9m, court hears
Former head of lending being sued by IBRC over borrowings, which he claims are void
Aviva Ireland confirms exit of John Quinlan as legal case dropped
Former CEO went on leave a year ago and launched proceedings against insurer in July
Aviva Irish general insurance chief executive sues employer
John Quinlan has been on leave for almost eight months, successor has been lined up
AIG Ireland boss quits for top Aviva role
Declan O’Rourke to leave Irish arm of US insurance giant after 27 years with group
Aviva life and pensions business names Dave Elliot as new CEO
Chief of staff to group CEO at Aviva plc will succeed Tom Browne
Trial date set in IBRC action against former Anglo executive
Case involving €50m alleged debts to be heard in April next year
End of Quinn case a landmark moment for IBRC
One of the last significant actions the State-owned bad bank will take
What to expect as Ireland enters the final act of the economic crash
Agenda: State is still entangled in financial sector via Nama, IBRC and Quinn Insurance
Dutch group Achmea to extract €220m from Friends First sale to Aviva
Aviva Ireland will have 15% shares of Irish life and general insurance markets following deal
Summary judgment of €8m made against ex-bankers
High Court case was reheard following objections by former Anglo Irish executive
Aviva in advanced talks to buy Friends First
Sale of Irish insurance group had attracted several suitors including ‘zombie’ specialists
Cerberus subsidiary secures €8m in judgments against ex-bankers
Judge refuses to stay orders arising from property and development loans
IBRC liquidators seek to reverse asset transfer
Proceedings understood to involve family home of former Anglo director Tom Browne and wife Diane
Judgment orders sought by Cerberus subsidiary Promontoria
Cases involve former AIB business banking head in Galway and ex senior Anglo executive
Origin Capital signs property finance deal with Morgan Stanley
Deal enables the non-bank lender to provide higher LTV funds for commercial schemes
Ex-Anglo bankers’ financial advice service posts profit of 15.6%
LeBruin, set up by Tom Browne and Cathal Fitzgerald, made €760,000 last year
Flood risk to continue for three weeks, Met Éireann says
81mm of rain registered in Carrick-on-Suir in 24 hour period during Storm Frank
The battle to control flooding on the River Shannon
As communities continue to struggle after Storm Desmond, experts look for answers
River Shannon facing ‘worst flooding in 20 years’
Emergency co-ordination group warns of ‘risk to life’ as rivers rise around country
Anglo’s failure to enforce loan policy a ‘serious mistake’
Ex-head of lending says decision not to take on new development loans not broad enough
Anglo move on new development loans not enough - Browne
Former head of lending tells banking inquiry decision on new clients was ‘seriously flawed’
Banking inquiry needs finger on pulse of public expectation
Michael Fingleton, former chief executive of Irish Nationwide, appears at inquiry
Inquiry into banking inquiry
Wednesday’s hearings interrupted by private sessions to deal with whistleblower allegations relating to the inquiry’s investigations team
Libya considered investing €1.5bn in Bank of Ireland
Former head of NTMA recommended Ireland enter bailout plan with EU and IMF
Banking inquiry to report former Anglo executive to gardaí
Decision taken after Tom Browne failed to provide witness statement
Drumm, Fitzpatrick, McAteer, Whelan given inquiry date
Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern asked to appear on July 16th, before former Anglo executives
Liquidators to sell Anglo and Nationwide staff loans
Portfolio ranges from staff mortgages to loans for Anglo share options
Hard-working self-made man who rose to head of lending
Whelan left the trial alone. It was his 52nd birthday
Ex-Anglo company secretary for trial on Revenue charges
Former senior executive joined Anglo in 1999 having previously held a position in the Central Bank
Ex-Anglo company secretary to stand trial on tax charges
Bernard Daly (65) joined Anglo in 1999 having previously held position in Central Bank
Former Anglo Irish executive charged with tax offences
Tiarnan O’Mahoney accused of concealing account and obstructing Revenue official
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