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James Koufos realised he was a friend of his father’s.
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James Koufos realised he was a friend of his father’s.
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The bank has made cuts to its fixed-rate mortgages.
Eugene Sheehy said the bank took too many risks and he could have stopped this from happening.
Former AIB chair Dermot Gleeson is before the banking inquiry today.
Mary O’Rourke and Conor Lenihan have information they believe may be useful to the committee.
That marks its first profit since 2008.
‘Nexus’ is coming their way…
He said that it’s important that productions about the banking crisis get made.
The union Unite wants to meet the Finance Minister over the issues.
The bank said the information is “commercially sensitive”.
The Ferbane branch is one of 14 being closed by Ulster Bank.
Peter Nyberg said it’s “unlikely something really exciting and new will emerge” from the Oireachtas investigation.
The banking inquiry’s first public hearings get under way today and questions remain about what happened six years ago.
If you have over €50,000 in savings, that is.
Thousands of customers were unable to access their accounts in 2012.
The fines were handed down by UK and US regulators.
The bank says it is “profitable” this year.
The Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland is hoped to be up and running by the end of the year.
*Except tracker mortgage holders.
The group confirmed that it has already “provided for” over 80% of the shortfall .
Bloomberg are reporting that the bank failed on the most extreme scenario.
The Central Bank is seeking to reduce banks lending risky mortgages.
But don’t worry, it’s all fixed now.
The answer is a strong maybe.
A stroke of marketing genius.
Former taoiseach John Bruton has been in the news in recent weeks.
Although there may be some slight delays.
The bank says that it has cut mortgage arrears and impaired loans.
Scam sites copy details from authentic websites in an attempt to con unsuspecting users out of important personal information.
Customers have been unable to withdraw money from ATMS or use their cards to pay for things.
In the normal course of things, Nama would be wound down and consigned to the history books…
And it would probably be something a little bit more sophisticated than the piggy bank pictured.
The independent TD says he has no regrets about quitting the banking inquiry last month.
The Oireachtas Committee met for the third time in private session this morning.
David Hall, Director of the Irish Mortgage Holders’ Organisation, said it is “sickening” that it’s cheaper for banks to repossess a house than it is to participate in the scheme.