Irish Credit Bureau closure plan triggers SME loans warning

Some non-bank lenders concerned creditworthiness ‘data gaps’ may hit lending

KBC set to join long list of banks to disappear from Irish market

The list of lenders who have left the banking market in the Republic since 2008 includes Bank of Scotland, Anglo Irish Bank, Irish Nationwide Building Society and Ulster Bank

Solicitor should be struck off over ‘fictitious’ land sale contract, judge rules

High Court finds against Daniel J Coleman over Co Galway land deal in 2004

Jay Bourke: ‘The last recession, it changed everybody’

Critics and past creditors of the talented publican-restaurateur ‘could fill a small bar’

Revenues up 25 per cent at Pepper Ireland ahead of sale to Link Group

Company saw big increase in business after taking on loan books from Irish banks

Ireland is second biggest problem loan sales market in Europe

Lenders in Ireland sold €6.2bn of loans, second only to Italy’s €6.5bn

FSU union targets IFSC banks and fintechs in conditions survey

Survey comes as Irish retail banks have shed more than 25,000 jobs over the past decade

Anthony O’Reilly was almost €150m in the red in 2016

US bankruptcy filings show ex-Heinz boss had assets €23m and debts of €170m

2018 gave us falling AIB shares and the thorny issue of bankers’ pay

The year also saw the cost of the tracker-mortgage scandal top €1bn as lenders continued to set aside money for refunds, compensation and likely fines

Boomtime for Cork property

Investment transactions in the southern capital have increased significantly in the past year and further strong growth is forecast

Rabobank takes direct control of €3.2bn ACC loans ahead of sale

Loans will continue to be managed on an outsourced basis, meaning customers should see no change in how their borrowings are serviced

The day the banks stood still: counting the cost of the crash a decade later

Key players recall events leading to the bank guarantee – and its aftermath

Irish banks’ loan losses hit €140bn in 10 years after crash

Developer Sean Mulryan warns building costs ‘biggest risk’ to housing supply

Rabobank to sell off ACC loans, Noa secures seed funding and Pilit Clark is somewhat engaged

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Dutch financial giant Rabobank advances plans to sell ACC loans

Loan book of €3.2bn expected to be put on market at discount in final quarter of 2018

Ireland loses ‘global calling card’ as Apple snubs Athenry, claims IDA

Seen & Heard: State agency warns of global investment fallout from tech giant’s decision

Mick Wallace disqualified from involvement in companies for six years

Judge disqualifies Wexford TD grounds of unfitness over €1.4m underdeclaration of VAT

Tracker scandal: is your bank playing fair...or not?

Ireland’s 15 mortgage lenders have had to respond to the Central Bank. Some have been more upfront than others

Marlet appoints contractor for €100m Dublin office overhaul

Revamp of Charlemont Exchange by Walls Construction to create 100 jobs

Dalata seeks to mop up remaining Clarion Liffey Valley hotel blocs

Regulator passes deal with Colony to buy ‘core’ of property – two other blocs remain

Trevor Deely ‘may have been murdered by known criminal’

Gardaí search area in Dublin after receiving new information on missing man

ACC sets aside €6.3m for tracker mortgage review costs

Central Bank estimates up to 15,000 mortgage holders wrongly denied tracker rate

Two personal injury claims by carpet fitter dismissed

Judge did not accept James Jordan version of events in relation to October 2014 accident

Dutch expect to recover less than half of €3.2bn former ACC loans

Rabobank acquired former agri lender ACC Bank in 2002

Wind-down of ACC continues as bank reduces loan book by €100m

Rabobank-owned ACC Loan Management cuts loan portfolio

Court hears of difficulties serving papers on Mick Wallace

Liquidator of building firm seeking to have TD and his son disqualified as directors

'This is nuts’: Pat McCann on the day Seán Dunne offered €275m for Jurys

Pat McCann recalls out-of-body experience when developer made offer for hotel

Why I became . . .

Six successful people discuss their career paths – and what they might have done differently

Mick Wallace’s bankruptcy latest chapter in Cerberus feud

Independent TD first highlighted the Project Eagle deal in Dáil in mid-2015

Job uncertainty at outsourcer Capita after lower profit forecast

Capita employs 3,300 in Ireland and plans to sell units amid Brexit insecurity

Bank of Ireland to charge for placing cash on deposit

Bank which is 14% owned by State to impose unprecedented levy on larger customers

ACC losses down to €93m as operating income rises 25%

Staff costs fell by €5.4m while directors’ remuneration rose by €400,000 to €1.2m

Man consents to €44.3m judgment in Commercial Court

ACC Loan Management – formerly ACC Bank – initiated proceedings against Frank Connon

McDonald says a combination of FG and FF a ‘nightmare scenario’

Sinn Féin deputy leader says she has endured Taoiseach’s ‘whinging’ for five years

Mick Wallace’s property company being wound up by US firm

M&J Wallace has been in receivership since 2011 on foot of €20m debt

Councillor says he cannot pay woman he drove over

Court told politician with ‘significant debts’ was engaging in insolvency process

Court grants €2 million judgment against Mick Wallace

Court rules Irish subsidiary of US fund Cerberus entitled to summary judgment

Judgments: Key cases in brief

€4.2m for Parkside offices and shopping centre in Portlaoise

Retail centre opened in 2006 and has an overall vacancy rate of 47 per cent

Doctor must provide legal charge over 8,500 sq ft house, court rules

ACC entitled to order requiring Dr Gerald Stephens to provide security for €400,000 loan

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