Michael Lynn trial hears of former solicitor’s arrest
Multimillion-euro theft trial involves 21 counts
Solicitor denies complicity in securing multiple mortgages on properties
Trial hears Law Society inquiry into affairs at Michael Lynn and Co only criticised Mr Lynn
Legal executive tells court she often signed Michael Lynn’s name on loan documentation
Elizabeth Doyle says office was ‘hectic’ and ‘there was a fear there’
Former senior PTSB official denies lender turned blind eye to Lynn loan condition
‘There was no culture in the bank of anyone turning a blind eye to the conditions’
Lynn told bank manager he intended to stay in country, court hears
Meeting held with lender after newspaper reported on solicitor’s business affairs
Michael Fingleton said he was not going to be blamed for €4m Lynn loan, court told
Courts hears of dispute within INBS over who signed off on loan for Howth house
Auditor denies knowledge of alleged secret deal between Lynn and Fingleton
‘Our procedures could have been better’ former Irish Nationwide auditor tells court
Michael Lynn breached €3.6m loan agreement within a year
Loan to purchase 11 properties issued to former solicitor by Ulster Bank in 2006
Bank lost total value of €1.3m loan to Michael Lynn within months
Repayments to National Irish Bank ceased in October 2007, court told
Michael Lynn applied for €1.4m loan for four investment properties
Court hears from branch manager of National Irish Bank in trial of former solicitor
Bank would not have approved €2.7m loan to Michael Lynn, court hears
Former solicitor facing 21 charges relating to alleged theft from seven lenders
Accountant questions documents in Michael Lynn trial
Documents purported to be signed by firm were not his firm’s documents, court told
INBS would not have lent €4.1m to Lynn if aware of other mortgage, court hears
Former solicitor faces charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from seven lenders
INBS wrote off €4m loan to Michael Lynn 10 months after issuing it, court hears
Former solicitor facing charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from lenders
Irish Credit Bureau closure plan triggers SME loans warning
Some non-bank lenders concerned creditworthiness ‘data gaps’ may hit lending
KBC set to join long list of banks to disappear from Irish market
The list of lenders who have left the banking market in the Republic since 2008 includes Bank of Scotland, Anglo Irish Bank, Irish Nationwide Building Society and Ulster Bank
Solicitor should be struck off over ‘fictitious’ land sale contract, judge rules
High Court finds against Daniel J Coleman over Co Galway land deal in 2004
Jay Bourke: ‘The last recession, it changed everybody’
Critics and past creditors of the talented publican-restaurateur ‘could fill a small bar’
Revenues up 25 per cent at Pepper Ireland ahead of sale to Link Group
Company saw big increase in business after taking on loan books from Irish banks
Ireland is second biggest problem loan sales market in Europe
Lenders in Ireland sold €6.2bn of loans, second only to Italy’s €6.5bn
FSU union targets IFSC banks and fintechs in conditions survey
Survey comes as Irish retail banks have shed more than 25,000 jobs over the past decade
Anthony O’Reilly was almost €150m in the red in 2016
US bankruptcy filings show ex-Heinz boss had assets €23m and debts of €170m
2018 gave us falling AIB shares and the thorny issue of bankers’ pay
The year also saw the cost of the tracker-mortgage scandal top €1bn as lenders continued to set aside money for refunds, compensation and likely fines
Boomtime for Cork property
Investment transactions in the southern capital have increased significantly in the past year and further strong growth is forecast
Rabobank takes direct control of €3.2bn ACC loans ahead of sale
Loans will continue to be managed on an outsourced basis, meaning customers should see no change in how their borrowings are serviced
The day the banks stood still: counting the cost of the crash a decade later
Key players recall events leading to the bank guarantee – and its aftermath
Irish banks’ loan losses hit €140bn in 10 years after crash
Developer Sean Mulryan warns building costs ‘biggest risk’ to housing supply
Rabobank to sell off ACC loans, Noa secures seed funding and Pilit Clark is somewhat engaged
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Dutch financial giant Rabobank advances plans to sell ACC loans
Loan book of €3.2bn expected to be put on market at discount in final quarter of 2018
Ireland loses ‘global calling card’ as Apple snubs Athenry, claims IDA
Seen & Heard: State agency warns of global investment fallout from tech giant’s decision
Mick Wallace disqualified from involvement in companies for six years
Judge disqualifies Wexford TD grounds of unfitness over €1.4m underdeclaration of VAT
Tracker scandal: is your bank playing fair...or not?
Ireland’s 15 mortgage lenders have had to respond to the Central Bank. Some have been more upfront than others
Marlet appoints contractor for €100m Dublin office overhaul
Revamp of Charlemont Exchange by Walls Construction to create 100 jobs
Dalata seeks to mop up remaining Clarion Liffey Valley hotel blocs
Regulator passes deal with Colony to buy ‘core’ of property – two other blocs remain
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