Michael Lynn theft trial opens before jury
Former solicitor facing charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from lenders
Court allows Cork woman to write off €4.2m in debt and retain family home
Accounts administrator will continue to make mortgage repayments
Bank halts woman’s appeal over home possession order
Judge quashes order made by Master of the High Court
Tracker mortgage scandal: Overcharging cases reach 33,700 after showdown
AIB, KBC admit almost 6,854 additional tracker cases
At least 8,200 mortgage holders denied tracker - Central Bank
Lenders expected to have ‘commenced engagement’ with customers by mid 2017
Mortgage arrears among main lenders fall in August
Official figures show drop but commentators say arrears remain ‘high and problematic’
Caveat: Oil case to bring slick media attention to Jerry Beades
Activist is taking legal action against all central bankers and central banks in the euro zone
Noonan to meet banks to discuss standard variable mortgage rates
This follows concern about relatively high rates being charged variable rate customers
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’
Banks are given until July 1st to reduce their rates
Minister for Finance says six main lenders have agreed to offer lower mortgage rates
Banks to cut interest rates for variable mortgages from July
Central Bank warns measures could have a detrimental effect
Tony O’Reilly creditors reach agreement
Creditors agree regarding AIB priority charge on Dromoland Castle shares
Number of Irish homes in mortgage arrears declined again in February
Data show that 3,101 owner-occupied home loans came out of arrears during the month
Flac says banks failing to deal with mortgage arrears
Bulk of owner-occupier arrears cases have not been restructured, group claims
Mortgages in arrears continue to fall, new data shows
Number of homeloans behind with repayments declined by 1,333 in October
Mortgage restructures continue to rise, official data show
Agreements between consumers and State’s main banks result in 75,605 mortgage restructures
Eight banks to pay €17.6m in Irish stress-test costs
Almunia says focus in Ireland must turn to building competition in banking
Mortgage arrears fall as more accounts are restructured
Latest numbers show there have been 72,819 permanent mortgage restructures as of June
Tycoon’s battle to honour €300m debt
A vast portfolio of interests was not enough to rescue Tony O’Reilly
Main banks restructured 3,633 more mortgages in April
Department of Finance says 9.5% of outstanding loans on main homes now restructured
Dismal record proves need for State-backed lender
Business Opinion: strategic Investment Fund ripe for rethink
Ulster Bank may play key role in new banking force
Noonan keen to ensure bank does not join exodus of financial institutions
Central Bank paid €11m for balance sheet assessments
Consultants' reviews of AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB were a condition of exit from Troika bailout
75% of mortgages in long-term arrears not restructured
Dept of Finance says there has been a ‘significant rise’ in split mortgages
Lonestar engages with O’Reilly in debt talks
Dallas-based private equity firm bought IBRC loan portfolio with face value of €1bn
Three quarters of mortgages in arrears still not restructured
Data also shows marginal rise in buy-to-let mortgages slipping into arrears
AIB and Bank of Ireland will have 70 per cent of market, says Fianna Fáil
Minister for Finance confident of new market entrants after withdrawal of ACC and Danske Bank
Executive calls for State lending to SMEs
Denis O’Donovan rejects criticism that Bank of Ireland not lending sufficiently to SMEs
Most mortgages 90 days in arrears not restructured
Department of Finance study shows banks remain reluctant to write off debt
Irish banks hold 120,754 mortgages in arrears
Department says term extensions most regular solution to issues
Rabobank fined €774m over Libor scandal
Penalty for Dutch bank sends warning to others awaiting sanctions over rate scandal
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