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Bank of Ireland faces tough challenge

10.08.11
Bank of Ireland's pre-provision profit shrank two thirds in the first half on the back of steep funding costs, underlining the challenge facing the country's largest lender... more

Investors save Bank of Ireland from state control

25.07.11
Institutional investors agree to buy a €1.1 billion (£971 million) stake in Bank of Ireland, allowing it to remain the country's only remaining bank not in state control... more

Barclays heads the gainers as traders breathe sigh of relief

01.04.11
Financial stocks were in demand today, helping the FTSE 100 index to kick off the new quarter in style. Barclays was top dog, jumping 10.25p to 287.75p, Royal Bank of Scotland climbed 1.2p to 42p and Lloyds Banking Group gained 1.2p to 59.3p... more

Irish bailout ‘saves euro’ but contagion fears persist

29.11.10
French and German leaders say the €85 billion bailout of Ireland has saved the euro but financial markets look far from convinced... more

IMF and EU eye hit for Irish banks' bondholders

26.11.10
Officials at the IMF and in the European Union are examining how senior bondholders could be compelled to pay some of the costs of rescuing Ireland's banks... more

Bank of Ireland warns profits will plunge 40%

12.11.10
Bank of Ireland expects its profits to plunge up to 40%, managers say... more

Power station firm REO wins interest delay

11.10.10
Battersea power station developer REO gains breathing space from its banks ... more

Bank of Ireland plots route away from state funding

11.08.10
Bank of Ireland plans to move away cautiously from state support by showing it can raise debt outside a government guarantee and gradually repay taxpayers’ funds... more

Irish bank chiefs failed to see financial crash coming

16.07.10
Ireland’s top two bank chiefs were convinced there were no problems with the country’s financial institutions days before a €440 billion savings guarantee was drawn up... more

Claridge’s owner in talks over £600m debt

14.06.10
Owner of three five-star London hotels is searching for more than £600 million to pay off bank loans... more

Bank of Ireland scoops €1.7bn through cash call

09.06.10
Take up of Bank of Ireland’s €1.7 billion (£1.4 billion) rights issue is 94.6%, paving the way for other lenders to make cash calls this year... more

City Spy: Is Simon Wolfson hinting a VAT rise is next?

12.05.10
One of the measures that now seems certain to be included in the new Chancellor’s emergency Budget is the raising of VAT to 20%... more

Bank of Ireland to raise €3.4bn as it 'emerges from crisis'

26.04.10
Bank of Ireland, one of three major Irish lenders which had to be rescued by taxpayers, will raise €3.4 billion (£2.9 billion) to continue its recovery from the financial crisis... more

Banks like Goldman lose a wad, but they must bet again

23.04.10
On Property: Goldman Sachs is clearly in the naughty corner over its dealings in the US subprime market. But the bank also needs to don the dunce’s cap for its dealings in commercial real estate... more

Bank of Ireland leaps 28% on bailout boost

31.03.10
Bank of Ireland shares jumped 28% on the London stock market as it emerged as the only member of the government’s 'bad bank' scheme which will escape a further taxpayer bail-out... more

Banks braced for 'Bailout Tuesday' in Ireland

30.03.10
Irish finance minister Brian Lenihan is to reveal a massive multibillion-euro masterplan to clean up the financial mess in the country's banking system... more

City Spy: Cashing in early on the 2012 Olympics

09.03.10
The London Olympics are drawing closer and it was only a matter of time before the corporate world began working out ways to squeeze money out of the sports fest... more

Allied Irish Banks to raise an extra €1.5 billion

20.04.09
Ireland's largest financial institution, Allied Irish Banks PLC, announced it wants to raise an extra €1.5 billion this year to regain the confidence of global creditors... more

Investors spar over Bank of Ireland bailout

27.03.09
The Bank of Ireland defended its plans for a state bailout against a hail of criticism from shareholders, but admitted it had earlier failed to respond in time to the bursting of Ireland's property bubble... more

Buyers use bank of mum and dad as cheaper mortgage deals dry up

14.01.09
Nearly eight out of 10 first-time buyers in London are being forced to ask their parents for money for deposits, research shows... more

Irish banks win softer bailout terms than British lenders

22.12.08
Ireland's big three banks have been handed a €7.5bn state bailout on far better terms than the equivalent £37bn package handed to RBS, HBOS and Lloyds TSB by the British Government... more

Irish bank shares' joy at Dublin bailout

15.12.08
Banking: Irish banks' shares rocketed in relief at the €10 billion (£8.9 billion) bailout.... more

Irish banks ‘poaching’ UK business

03.10.08
Ireland's two largest banks have been accused by British competitors of trying to poach millions of pounds of business from their corporate clients... more

Can I still get a mortgage?

03.10.08
Homebuyers are seeing the cost of mortgages continue to climb despite falling house prices... more

Mystery of ‘lost’ shares Olivant left at Lehman

02.10.08
Funny thing, coincidence. In the space of a few days, Olivant, Luqman Arnold's investment company, has hit the news not once, but twice... more

Britain's savers bank on Ireland to protect money

01.10.08
British savers are looking to shift their money into Irish banks after the government there gave a 100 per cent guarantee to back all savings in the country's six banks... more

Irish guarantee all bank deposits for two years

30.09.08
Banking: The Irish government has rushed to prop up the country's banking system with a €400 billion (£270 billion) unlimited, comprehensive guarantee of all forms of deposits and loans to them for the next two years... more

World’s watchdogs divided on how to tackle the crisis

19.09.08
Shares: The ban on short-selling by the FSA is described as part of a co-ordinated global strategy to help financial markets recover... more

Bank of Ireland warns of slide and a cut in the payout

17.09.08
Banking: Bank of Ireland has warned of a bad first half with borrowers struggling to repay loans as Ireland faces recession for the first time in 20 years... more

Time for a real protest over bank bonuses

15.07.08
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King turned down £100,000-a-year pay rise when he was reappointed for a second term a few months ago because he thought such an increase would be inappropriate.... more


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