Eamonn Crowley

Are Central Bank mortgage rules containing home prices or fuelling crisis?

Lack of supply and undeveloped rental market key factors in house price growth

Eamonn Crowley grabs chance to make PTSB a real banking force

Agenda: After existential threats, Permanent TSB is focused on growing its income base

PTSB sees Ulster Bank deal boosting profit returns by 50%

Bank’s net loss narrows in first half as loan impairment charge falls to €3m from €75m a year earlier

PTSB now has a fighting chance of delivering returns that will allow a Government exit

Joe Brennan: Ulster Bank deal puts a fair wind behind embattled lender

AIB in talks to buy Ulster Bank’s €6.5bn tracker loans

Sources say debt expected to be bought at discount due to low returns

Ulster Bank owner may take Permanent TSB stake in loans deal

PTSB aims to use ‘badwill’ accounting operation to reduce need for fresh cash for deal

PTSB chief says talks on Ulster deal remain ‘constructive’

Discussions have not reached stage of a memorandum of understanding

Q&A: Why is the Government planning to sell Bank of Ireland shares?

Exiting holdings in the banks has been a long-stated objective

Investors have ‘immense’ interest in backing Ulster Bank deal

PTSB CEO says it will approach State and stock market for cash to seal deal if necessary

Losses run to €166m at Permanent TSB in 2020

Home loans up in second half as share of new mortgages in Republic tops 15%, says bank

State faces pumping more money into banking as Ulster Bank exits

AIB and PTSB shares soar as they eye parts of Ulster Ban k’s €20 billion loan boo k

Union accuses Ulster Bank of treating its staff ‘very shabbily’

Financial Services Union says bank staff must have option to move with their work

PTSB and AIB set to disclose Ulster Bank loan book talks

State holds majority share in both banks and may see PTSB as ‘third force’

PTSB circles Ulster Bank SME business as decision looms

Parent group NatWest looking to wind down Irish unit as part of strategic review

White knights or loan book cannibals – what will happen at Ulster Bank?

Yet another review likely to decide if lender has a future in Irish market

Parents worried parental leave will damage career prospects

Remote working seen as another potential obstacle to career progression research finds

Permanent TSB needs to scale up to succeed

Lender has been dogged consistently by the lowest level of profitability in Irish banking

PTSB to cut 300 jobs in cost-saving drive

AIB, Bank of Ireland, Ulster Bank and KBC Ireland also reducing numbers

PTSB’s Covid-19 loan loss provisions rise to €87m

Bank continues to monitor impact of Covid-19 on borrowers

PTSB plays down Ulster Bank talk as it sells €1.4bn of loans

Buyer of the mortgages, Citigroup, will refinance the buy-to-let loans on bond market

Borrowers return to normal loan repayments after Covid breaks

Agenda: ‘Unemployment is a lagging indicator in any recession because businesses will hang on for as long as they can before failing’

PTSB names Grant Thornton partner as interim CFO

Paul McCann steps in as bank continues to search for permanent figure for position

Permanent TSB faces second senior management vacancy

Director of operations and runner-up in CEO search Shane O’Sullivan is leaving the bank

European markets rise despite UK recession

US stocks also bounce back on Wednesday, shaking off stimulus concerns

Scars from the crash give Irish banks 2.6 billion reasons for Covid caution

Results week has revealed huge loan-loss provisions among financials

Bank of Ireland to charge negative rates on some SME deposits

Move follows bank’s decision to charge interest on pension firms’ cash desposits.

New PTSB chief cuts mortgage rates as Avantcard eyes market

Lender also narrows gap favouring new borrowers over existing customers

Borrowers on payment breaks will pay up to €4,500 extra on mortgages

B of I says it is ‘important’ to charge interest during payment breaks over Covid-19 period

Can Permanent TSB’s new boss keep the bank independent as it battles Covid-19 crisis?

The economic shock has thrown the problems facing Eamonn Crowley into sharp focus

PTSB’s new chief targets small business lending and fees

Eamonn Crowley takes over as lender battles with fallout from coronavirus pandemic

PTSB seen returning to loss amid surge in loan charges

First-quarter trading statements come against backdrop of unprecedented uncertainties

PTSB chooses Eamonn Crowley as next CEO

Internal candidate must pass second Central Bank review before confirmation in job

Why Irish banks are now looking beyond vulture funds on problem loans

Lenders will look increasingly to pull whatever levers they can to boost returns

PTSB finance and operations executives vie for chief executive job

New chief executive not expected to be picked before bank reports 2019 results

Irish banks plot fresh wave of job cuts as low ECB rates and Brexit bite

Four of the State’s five surviving retail banks are working on a major cost-cutting drive

PTSB still has a heavy load to shift

Analysis: Up to €550 million in problem loans still to be dealt with

Meet the shortlist for the Irish Times CFO of the Year Award

Ken Bowles, Eamonn Crowley, Les Wood and Marie Joyce are the four contenders

PTSB sets deadline for €2.2bn loan portfolio bids

Final offers for portfolio of PTSB non-performing mortgages due by July 19th

PTSB split-mortgage sale exposes customers to ‘whims of vultures’

Secondary buyers not proven to manage loans more aggressively, banks chief says

Irish banks wary as ECB bogeyman lurks in the shadows

Institution has increased pressure on lenders with high levels of non-performing loans

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