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Bank of Ireland Group RSS feedNever the English gent: a clear picture of Ronson
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Congratulations to Jeffrey Robinson for his ghosting skills. For he has caught perfectly the gruff, proud and sporadically aggrieved voice of Gerald Ronson in an autobiography of the property developer published this week. Gerald Ronson: Leading From The Front — My Story (Mainstream £18.99) reads as if the great man himself barked his life story into a Dictaphone, had his PA type it up, and then sent to the printers with strict orders that not a word be changed2009-06-05T05:52:10ZAllied Irish Banks to raise an extra €1.5 billion
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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 creditors2009-04-20T11:49:30ZBanks and building societies - where are they now?
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2009-04-17T08:54:31ZIrish consumer prices fall fastest since 1933
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Consumer prices in Ireland fell at their fastest pace in 76 years in March as declining interest rates cut mortgage repayments, providing some comfort to consumers facing rising unemployment and years of higher taxes2009-04-09T13:48:09ZInvestors spar over Bank of Ireland bailout
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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 bubble2009-03-27T15:28:35ZAIG stars to hand back $50m bonuses
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Top executives at American International Group, the bailed-out insurer, have agreed to return about $50 million of bonuses paid last year2009-03-24T09:36:42ZWhy can't big shareholders join Goodwin in the stocks?
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Sir Fred Goodwin, a friend of the ex-Royal Bank of Scotland chief said to me at the end of last week, is keeping his head down, thinking about what to do with the rest of his life2009-03-09T08:49:30ZBanks' uphill task to restore image
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2009-03-03T08:40:54ZHard to ignore Rogers’ bearish view of Britain
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What to make of investment guru Jim Rogers’ damning of Britain’s faltering economy?2009-01-23T11:21:40ZShares nosedive after Irish move
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Tension in Dublin rose sharply as shares in top Irish banks continued to plummet and bosses at newly nationalised Anglo Irish Bank were met by protesting shareholders with shouts of “out, out, out”2009-01-16T11:22:31ZBuyers use bank of mum and dad as cheaper mortgage deals dry up
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Nearly eight out of 10 first-time buyers in London are being forced to ask their parents for money for deposits, research shows2009-01-14T08:58:44ZIrish banks win softer bailout terms than British lenders
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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 Government2008-12-22T09:35:35ZIrish bank shares' joy at Dublin bailout
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<strong>Banking:</strong> Irish banks' shares rocketed in relief at the €10 billion (£8.9 billion) bailout.2008-12-15T09:29:01ZBrown assures homeowners he will press banks to pass on rate cut
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Gordon Brown has said he would be speaking to banks to press them to pass on the latest interest rate cut to borrowers2008-12-05T09:28:12ZIreland offers hand to crunch-hit banks
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Ireland's government has become the latest to offer support to its banks as the country's lenders seek to shore up capital depleted by the global financial crisis2008-12-01T09:57:32ZWoolies creditors emerge amid fears of 'messy' collapse
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<strong>Retail:</strong> Creditors of Woolworths have started to emerge, a sign the fallout from the collapse of the once-loved retailer could be protracted and messy2008-11-28T09:38:12ZWoolies investor urges store sales
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<strong>Retail:</strong> Woolworths' largest shareholder said the chain should not sell itself for a token £1 but at the same time should be able to avoid going into administration2008-11-24T17:15:53ZBrown at war with the City
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Gordon Brown has launched an unprecedented attack on “excessive and irresponsible” City greed2008-10-09T09:01:52ZWhy Sorrell should stay put and show gratitude
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If there is one lesson among the many to be gleaned from the past few weeks, it is surely that big business cannot behave as though there is one law for itself and another for the little folk.2008-10-06T12:22:51ZIrish banks ‘poaching’ UK business
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Ireland's two largest banks have been accused by British competitors of trying to poach millions of pounds of business from their corporate clients2008-10-03T10:08:33ZCan I still get a mortgage?
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Homebuyers are seeing the cost of mortgages continue to climb despite falling house prices2008-10-03T08:13:53ZMystery of ‘lost’ shares Olivant left at Lehman
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Funny thing, coincidence. In the space of a few days, Olivant, Luqman Arnold's investment company, has hit the news not once, but twice2008-10-02T09:21:12ZBritain's savers bank on Ireland to protect money
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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 banks2008-10-01T08:20:47ZIrish guarantee all bank deposits for two years
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<b>Banking: </b>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 years2008-09-30T08:06:26ZWorld’s watchdogs divided on how to tackle the crisis
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<strong>Shares:</strong> The ban on short-selling by the FSA is described as part of a co-ordinated global strategy to help financial markets recover2008-09-19T09:04:55ZMarket report: Footsie targets a record rise thanks to the ban
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A surprise crackdown on speculators and the promise of a wide-reaching solution to the crisis in the US financial sector triggered an unprecedented rally among leading shares with the FTSE 100, up almost 400 points, heading for its biggest ever one-day rise2008-09-19T08:18:57ZBank of Ireland warns of slide and a cut in the payout
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<strong>Banking:</strong> 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 years2008-09-17T08:17:08ZTime for a real protest over bank bonuses
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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.2008-07-15T09:39:50Z