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Permanent TSB’s 2018 profits jump 45% on increased market share

28th February 2019

Permanent TSB has reported a 45% jump in pre-tax profits, before exceptionals, for 2018 as its total new lending volumes increased by over 40%. The bank said its pre-tax profits, before exceptionals, climbed to €94m, while its total new lending volumes amounted to €1.5 billion. It said its non-performing loans reduced by 68% from €5.3 […]

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Former Anglo Irish Bank shareholders invited to make submissions on pre-bailout shares

28th February 2019

Former Anglo Irish Bank shareholders are being invited to contact a Government-appointed official who must determine whether their investment had any value when the bank was nationalised in January 2009. Given the scale of losses borne by taxpayers who carried the €30bn costs of bailing out Anglo Irish Bank there is no prospect of a […]

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Interest rates here to rise even though ECB won’t hike until 2022

27th February 2019

Bank of Ireland doesn’t expect the ECB to raise interest rates until 2022, but reckons lending rates here are set to increase. Pricing of longer-term mortgage deals, of five years or more, are tipped to increase most, Bank of Ireland chief financial officer Andrew Keating said yesterday. The bank – along with its rivals in […]

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Interest rates here to rise even though ECB won’t hike until 2022

27th February 2019

Bank of Ireland doesn’t expect the ECB to raise interest rates until 2022, but reckons lending rates here are set to increase. Pricing of longer-term mortgage deals, of five years or more, are tipped to increase most, Bank of Ireland chief financial officer Andrew Keating said yesterday. The bank – along with its rivals in […]

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‘Market is nervous over Bank of Ireland Brexit exposure’

27th February 2019

Bank of Ireland has a massive question mark hanging over it, and it won’t be answered for investors until we see how Brexit pans out. A shares plunge yesterday took the shine off some good news for shareholders in the shape of an increased dividend and confirmation that the bank finally managed to grow its […]

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‘Market is nervous over Bank of Ireland Brexit exposure’

27th February 2019

Bank of Ireland has a massive question mark hanging over it, and it won’t be answered for investors until we see how Brexit pans out. A shares plunge yesterday took the shine off some good news for shareholders in the shape of an increased dividend and confirmation that the bank finally managed to grow its […]

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Ibec calls for new SSIA-type savings scheme

27th February 2019

Employers’ group Ibec has called for a new SSIA-type savings scheme to allow households benefiting from economic growth to save more. Chief executive Danny McCoy said the greater complexity of the Irish economy, in particular the more pronounced economic cycles, required fresh thinking and new policy responses. He said a revamped special savings incentive account […]

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Ibec calls for new SSIA-type savings scheme

27th February 2019

Employers’ group Ibec has called for a new SSIA-type savings scheme to allow households benefiting from economic growth to save more. Chief executive Danny McCoy said the greater complexity of the Irish economy, in particular the more pronounced economic cycles, required fresh thinking and new policy responses. He said a revamped special savings incentive account […]

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Bank of Ireland shares fall as its pre-tax profits for 2018 drop

26th February 2019

The chief executive of Bank of Ireland has said the bank is keeping all options on the table when it comes to reducing its non-performing loans level further. Francesca McDonagh said the bank is committed to lowering its non-performing loans and has improved its position over the past year by almost a quarter. She said […]

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5G is coming: what can we expect?

26th February 2019

This year the telecoms industry will begin the transition to new fifth-generation mobile networks – known as 5G – which is expected to one day help run everything from self-driving cars to robot surgeons. The successor to the current 4G network technology introduced commercially in 2009 promises nearly instantaneous transfers of huge amounts of data […]

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