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In store for 2021: Bad loans, major job cuts and the never-ending tracker saga

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

Lenders advised to prepare for real impact of Covid-19 when payment breaks wear off

Bank to lend for renewable energy projects, energy-efficient homes and electric vehicles

Virtual meeting with Paschal Donohoe as bank considers wind-down

Parent company NatWest is considering winding business down

Lenders no longer offering general payment breaks but treating customers on case-by-case basis

Bank reconsidering office spaces in Dublin in addition to 1,500 job cuts

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

The figure equates to more than 19% of the lender’s workforce at the end of last year

Central Bank says there are 90,539 active payment breaks across Irish households

Market Beat: Closure would mark the end of a storied bank and further erode competition in the market

Some 86,000 mortgage accounts have been granted payment breaks by lenders

Joe Brennan: €2bn credit guarantee scheme comes as UK and EU standoff continues

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

Pandemic will wipe out capital due to be returned to shareholders

Joe Brennan: Banks must be honest with themselves about what loans are unsustainable, make specific provisions and cut restructuring deals

Credit guarantee schemes have been introduced elsewhere in Europe

Reputations at stake amid Covid-19 stand-off, says Minister for Finance

European regulator calls for suspension of all insurance company payouts to investors

Market Beat: keeping capital for lending is far more important than payouts

Minister calls for contactless payment threshold to be raised from €30 to €50

Minister will be updated on measures taken by lenders in the past week to combat crisis

Move could release funds for lending as economy grapples with fallout from virus

The 61-year-old, who became deputy chairman in November, succeeds Richard Pym

Bank took €80m charge last year, due to reduction in net deferred tax assets to €184m

Sentiment towards sector dented as Johnson puts threat of no-deal Brexit back on table

Total of €3.5bn repaid via dividends to parent RBS since late 2016 - almost 20% cent of £15m bailout it received

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

Analysts say successful bond sale this week ‘bodes well’ for PTSB’s future bond-sale plans

Three bidders remain in running for Dublin-listed property group as deadline looms

Central Bank on mission to teach banks lesson over tracker mortgage scandal

Bank eyes return of billions of euro of excess cash to shareholder when NPLs target met

Lender expects prices to increase despite saying ECB rates may not move until 2022

Despite signs of a return to health some problems remain as intractable as ever

The predicted ‘tsunami’ of home repossessions has not occurred. But the issue remains a tinderbox

Project Glas mortgages and restructured loan sale may make PTSB a takeover target

Smart Money: are we seeing a temporary slowing in mortgage borrowing or something more fundamental?

Banks share 60% of mortgage market, and their dominance is scaring competitors away