Bank of Ireland linked to fund involved in massive European tax fraud
BoI subsidiary used by hedge fund now subject to investigations over trades
Central Bank enforcement director flexes regulatory muscles
Derville Rowland says lenders being forced to account for mistakes and misconduct
Joan Collins appeals High Court rejection of promissory note case
Independent TD is appealing rejection of her challenge to the issuing of financial support to Anglo, Irish Nationwide and EBS
Seen & Heard: Homeowners’ complaints sent to Central bank
Also: Vulture funds blitz; Providence seeks farm-out partners; Fastnet to buy Amryt
John Rusnak says he will not testify in AIB’s $872m action
Rogue trader subpoenaed in case against Citibank over claims bank helped his fraud
European shares hit three-month highs as ECB action predicted
In Dublin, Aryzta falls again on news of the departure of its European boss
AIB plans return to junior bond market
Bank becomes last of three main Irish banks to tap markets as it looks to repay taxpayer funds ahead of planned IPO
Troika ‘vetoed’ 2010 proposal to impose bondholder haircuts
Inquiry hears ECB ‘quite strident’ that no bailout would be available if cuts imposed
Banking inquiry: Contradictory evidence to be examined
Oireachtas investigation will review conflicting accounts provided by witnesses
Financiers feed on Irish builders as cheap loans fade
With banks loathe to lend more than 70% for development, financiers are stepping into the breach
Best menswear group goes into examinership
Clery’s closure had ‘catastrophic’ effect on cashflow of company already struggling with high rents and falling sales
Banking inquiry: Cardiff to challenge Trichet evidence
Finance official’s 380 page submission says AIB and BOI wanted broad bank guarantee
From the Archives: June 13th, 1975
The recession of the 1970s reopened debate about married women working less than two years after the lifting of a public-sector bar. Women’s Editor Christina Murphy challenged claims that they were taking jobs from married men
Stopping welfare transactions is ‘threat to post offices’
Senator Marie Louise O’Donnell tell that Seanad that post offices are the ‘real’ bank
Google tops corporate reputation list with Irish Water ranked last
RepTrak study of corporate reputations also gives Google, Boots, Kellogg’s, Bord Bia high rankings
‘Juicy’ Irish deals no more as vultures circle Ukraine
Investors like Michael Hasenstab and Prem Watsa are cashing in their chips here
BoI and Ulster Bank rule out cuts to variable mortgage rates
Banks set for collision course with Government over mortgage rates
Bank hired private eye to track man with €10,700 debt
AIB served Civil Bill to credit card customer but it was returned marked ‘not called for’
Banking Inquiry: Poor stress testing key to AIB’s difficulties
Inquiry hears evidence from bank’s former head of retail operations Donal Forde
Dispute on alleged €11.2m debt forgiveness deal in court
Administrator of estate of Patricia Cosgrave sues AIB seeking to effect alleged agreement
Lack of penalties for bankers at root of crises, inquiry hears
Supervisors ‘ignore dangerous risky financial behaviour’ during good times
2002 inquiry found 200 with secret Ansbacher accounts
Even more secret Ansbacher accounts existed, official Gerry Ryan claimed
Markets anticipate ECB stimulus plan
Global markets hover at elevated levels as rumours of quantitative easing mount
PTSB given go-ahead to raise additional capital
Move to raise additional funds would not upset State finances, Minister said
Sloyan Brothers liquidator alleges fraud in €4m property transfer
Court hears asset now worth an estimated €8m
AIB to partner UCD in new social innovation initiative
New programme will support academic-inspired initiatives to improve country’s well-being
Noonan travels to Brussels in bid to secure IMF loan deal
Minister embarks diplomatic drive to obtain EU approval for early repayment of debt
Mayo brothers to sell share in Checkpoint Charlie
Nama-backed site at Cold War border crossing point to be put on market
AIB planning junior bond auction as early as next week - report
State-owned lender to sell assets for first time since imposing €5bn of losses on holders
Frontline Ventures gets €40m in first funding round
Software-only fund invests up to €2m in early-stage companies
Irish banks in limbo as ECB stress testers pore over data
Lenders will have to wait until October to find out how they have fared in financial tests
Seen & Heard: AIB lent O’Flynn €1m to buy horses
Loans granted to developer in January 2008, just months before the crunch
Ireland has ‘no chance’ of deal on legacy bank debt, says senior German politician
Economics spokesman for Merkel’s party says ESM is ‘only for an emergency’
Global markets fall sharply after passenger plane shot down in Ukraine
Crash revives investors’ fears over tensions between Ukraine and Russia
AIB looks for permission to reduce share capital by €5bn
Bank said it does not believe reduction will impact efforts to mitigate €94 million pension deficit
Judgement for €22m entered against Sir Anthony O’Reilly
Former billionaire to sell estate and Independent News and Media shares to discharge debt
AIB Merchant Services teams with First Data on UnionPay
Scheme allows Irish retailers to accept transactions made using UnionPay debit and credit cards
Moody’s upgrades debt-rating of Irish banks
Rating agency lifts Government-guaranteed debt ratings in line with sovereign upgrade
Harry Crosbie failed to disclose assets, Nama tells court
Property agency is seeking €77m in summary judgment orders against developer
Sinn Féin manifesto rails against EU yes men
Party has the established parties and Europe firmly in its sights
‘Nothing sinister’ in my leaving, says John Moran
Exiting bailout programme was top priority, says former Department of Finance secretary general
AIB writes off home debt for two more mortgage holders
Two distressed borrowers in Dublin given debt write-offs of more than €140,000
Appeal to halt AIB pursuit of €26m fails
Supreme Court agrees that Lynch gave ‘hopelessly confused’ evidence
Lynch loses court bid to halt AIB pursuit over €26m debt
Prominent businessman fails in Supreme Court case against bank
Sale of State’s AIB stake will not rule out retroactive aid – Noonan
Minister travels to New York today to encourage US investors to buy Irish bonds
Kenny says Ireland expects further debt concessions
Government may seek to sell stake in AIB before general election
London’s Odeon cinema site to be redeveloped
Prime site sold by the National Asset Management Agency two years ago
Hickey pharmacy group drops IBRC action
Legal action had challenged the constitutionality of sections of IBRC Act
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