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Irish bank shares creep up despite default fears Investors confident...
INVESTORS in the two main Irish banks joined their counterparts in other European countries yesterday by shrugging off fears that a brewing financial crisis in Dubai could unhinge wider economic recovery prospects.
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NAMA not a panacea, warns Sheehy
The creation of the Government's National Asset Management Agency won't have any immediate benefit for consumers borrowing money next year, the outgoing boss of Allied Irish Banks warned TDs and senators yesterday.
Europe Markets: European shares pressured as banks decline
European shares weakened on Tuesday, with banks leading the decline after a report from ratings agency Standard & Poor's raised worries about capital levels in the sector.
ISEQ rises as NAMA becomes law
President Mary McAleese has signed the legislation establishing the National Asset Management Agency , a "bad bank", allowing the government to start cleaning up banks' balance sheets.
Canadians still have an eye on AIB's stake in US lender
Allied Irish Banks , which needs to raise billions of euro to bolster its capital reserves over the next few years, is continuing to be circled by Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce , according to sources.
Carroll's 29pc stake in ICG is finally placed on the market
Embattled developer Liam Carroll 's 29.8pc stake in Irish Continental Group was placed on the market yesterday afternoon at 12.30 a share -- erasing fears that loans underpinning the stake would end up in the National Asset Management Agency .
Government and AIB agree on new management
THE musical chairs in and around Allied Irish Banks became clearer yesterday after it and the Government reached agreement on its new management appointees.
Salary of new AIB executive chairman ...
Allied Irish Banks has yet to reach agreement with the Government on the annual salary to be paid to Dan O'Connor who was named executive chairman of the bank yesterday in the long-awaited management reshuffle.
AIB raises bad-debt forecast as property loans sour
Allied Irish Banks raised its 2009 bad-debt forecast as losses on property loans increase.
05:00 Lenihan and AIB have really played a blinder on this one
THERE are two clear winners from this dispute: Allied Irish Banks and Finance Minister Brian Lenihan .
Lenihan rejects salary cap breach
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AIB slashes minimum amount for its business bill service
ALLIED Irish Banks , chasing new markets following the collapse in demand for property lending, said yesterday that it will allow smaller companies to use its invoice discounting service.
Irish 'bad bank' ready to start loan transfers
DUBLIN: Ireland's 54bn 'bad bank' will start transferring the biggest commercial property loans from banks from January onwards, Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said yesterday.
AIB p.l.c. Announces Date for Interim Management Statement
This release will be available on our website www.aibgroup.com/investorrelations. Group results for the year ending 31st December 2009 will be announced on 3rd March 2010.
AIB close to naming Doherty as group's new managing director
Allied Irish Banks and the Department of Finance are close to agreeing that Colm Doherty , the bank's choice for chief executive, will carry the new title of managing director of the group, it has emerged.
Bank Zachodni third-quarter profits rise on lower costs
Bank Zachodni, the Polish unit of Allied Irish Banks , reported a 6.7pc increase in net income in the third quarter, beating analysts' estimates of a profit decline, as lower costs offset higher provisions.
Five in frame to run leading AIB division
Negotiations to install Allied Irish Banks ' head of capital markets, Colm Doherty , as chief operating officer of the group leaves five key players in line to vie for his current role in charge of the lender's most profitable division.
Quinn owns nearly 10pc of bonds in debt-ridden telco Smart
ESB chairman, and former Allied Irish Banks chairman, Lochlann Quinn has emerged as a bondholder in Smart Telecom , the troubled telecommunications firm that is emerging from examinership.
Banks may raise capital in early 2010
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.
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