AFP/File – A Bank of Ireland sign in College Green, Dublin, pictured in February. The Bank of Ireland on Wednesday … DUBLIN (AFP) – The Bank of Ireland on Wednesday said it had dived into a loss during its first half owing to... [read full story]
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By Geoff Percival Thursday, November 05, 2009 BANK of Ireland chief Richie Boucher did his best yesterday to try and clear up many uncertainties surrounding the bank. Will there actually be a rights issue? How long will...
Allied Irish Banks and Bank of Ireland may try to raise fresh capital in the first half of 2010 and avoid becoming majority owned by the state, according to the head of a group representing the country’s biggest investors.
Edward Harrison submits: Fitch, the credit rating agency, has just downgraded the sovereign debt ratings for the Republic of Ireland from AA+ to AA-. That is two notches and is proof-positive that the ratings agencies are...
Wednesday November 4, 2009, 9:51 pm DUBLIN (AFP) - The Bank of Ireland on Wednesday said it had dived into a loss during its first half owing to mounting bad property debts in "very challenging" economic conditions. The bank...
Bank of Ireland has suffered almost one billion euro losses in six months this year. The lender made a pre-tax loss of 979 million euro for the half year to the end of September, compared with a profit of 647 million euro last...
Bank of Ireland has announced losses of almost €1 billion for its six-month accounting period to the end of September. The bank says there are some indications of a slow down in the pace of economic decline in the UK and to...
DUBLIN, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Bank of Ireland may have to ask the government to inject more capital after it transfers up to 16 billion euros ($23.6 billion) of loans to a planned 'bad bank', it said as it posted an underlying...
By Joe Brennan Wednesday November 04 2009 The dive by AIB shares to €1.44 yesterday Shares in the country's two main banks tumbled again on mounting fears that the European Commission's tough competition probes of rescued...
SHARES in Allied Irish slumped again yesterday as investors worried that the European Commission (EC) may force the bank to sell units and prevent it from raising equity until the outcome of talks with Brussels on state aid is...
By Ian Guider and Fergal O’Brien Monday November 02 2009 Allied Irish Banks and Bank of Ireland fell in Dublin trading on concern they may not be able to raise equity until the outcome of talks with the European Commission on...
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