European Banking Authority says banks should return to offering relief on a ‘case-by-case’ basis

Interview: Central Bank of Ireland governor ‘particularly worried’ about mental wellbeing

Mortgages with past issues more likely to take payment holiday

Covid-19 crisis sees transactions shift online and lenders rein in costs

Lenders on track for €525m in combined losses when they report Covid-hit first-half performance

No-one wants a return to the loose lending of the past but a little understanding of the stresses being experienced by customers who simply want to put a roof over their head wouldn’t go amiss either

Central Bank expects lenders will need to provide ‘significantly more’ than €500m

Total of 140,000 mortgage, personal and business loans now paused temporarily

First-quarter trading statements come against backdrop of unprecedented uncertainties

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

Central Bank says borrowers may be still under pressure at end of six-month hiatus

Banking and Payments Federation Ireland urges plan to aid economic recovery from pandemic

Leading Irish wealth manager to sponsor Inside Business as part of three-year partnership

Financial bodies are still expected to meet ‘statutory obligations’ despite the respite

Many will be jobless and at risk of home-loan default after fog of Covid-19 clears

Bankers’ lobby in talks with Central Bank about longer payment breaks

Some over 70s forced to entrust relatives or close contact with finances due to restrictions

Pat Farrell is putting lobbying skills to use representing institutional property investors

Caveat: Irish commerce will accommodate whatever new political reality emerges

Mary Lou in government would be a stroll in the park compared to the crash fallout

‘Manifestos are one thing, but programmes for government are a different animal’

Tracker scandal rumbles on as domestic banks move to sell off problem mortgage portfolios

We must build homes in tall blocks – not semi-detached and standalone dwellings

Comments will be ‘upsetting to the families who lost their homes’ says Paschal Donohoe

Garda, banks and students’ union issue advice to avoid falling victim to fraud

Pay restrictions on AIB, BoI and PTSB could be lifted if tests are met, says Brian Hayes

Report by consultants recommending changes given to Minister a month ago

Central Bank’s final report reveals huge impact of the issue on families who lost their homes

New BPFI chief wants banks to speak out on housing and the economy

Business This Week: EU economic figures, Government’s spending priorities

Deterring of ATM robberies should be possible says FF as they call for more resources in Border areas

Firm is behind NadiFin accelerator, which takes place in Dublin and Luxembourg

Business Week: Big news for several Irish businessmen; mortgage woes; and housing

Banking & Payments Federation says new Bill could put potential market entrants off

Prices in capital rose 5.8% in year to September, elsewhere they grew 10.8% on average

Bill would prevent Irish banks from selling mortgages without the borrower’s consent

Although new houses are being built and prices are softening, thsre’s a long way to go before there are enough homes to meet demand

Lack of evictions forces banks to pass on costs to performing loans, consumer advocate says

Bank is ranked 496th, having received no marks for culture, customer focus and investment in staff

Post-Brexit diversification into foreign markets plus National Women’s Enterprise Day is marked