Finance Ireland first to offer 20-year fixed rate mortgages
Rates range from 2.40% to 2.99% and will be available for up to 90% loan to value mortgages
Finance Ireland to revisit IPO in late 2022 at earliest
Non-bank lenders seen to benefit as Ulster Bank and KBC Bank Ireland quit the Irish market
Will KBC and Ulster Bank’s exits allow remaining Irish lenders to rebuild?
Three surviving banks could benefit by mopping up loans of exiting lenders
Finance Ireland may challenge Permanent TSB for Ulster Bank loans
Seen & Heard: Private equity drives pub sales, Aviva Stadium firm sells house to offset losses
Finance Ireland lending soared 62% before Covid scuppered IPO
Pretax profit rose 34 per cent to €14.1 million in 2019
Finance Ireland refinances mortgages with low level of payment breaks
Non-bank lenders can question and seek more proof for payment holidays, S&P says
Finance Ireland pauses €100m IPO due to Covid-19 damage to markets
IPO on hold amid financial chaos caused by virtual lockdown of global economy
Finance Ireland plans stock market flotation in May
Non-bank lender expected to seek more than €100m in IPO depending on market
State-backed Finance Ireland weighs stock market flotation in 2020
State’s largest non-bank lender is working on IPO plan with Goodbody Stockbrokers
Finance Ireland lures BoI's Karena O’Sullivan as CFO
Appointment comes as lender eyes initial IPO as soon as next year
Low default risk in borrowers behind mortgages portfolio, says DBRS
Finance Ireland selling portfolio of 1,364 home loans on which borrowers owe €290m
Finance Ireland plans €290m mortgage securitisation to fund new lending
Non-bank lender offers 1,400 home loans in residential-mortgage-backed securities
Finance Ireland grows profit by 27% after record new lending
Non-bank lender says pre-tax profit rose to €10.5m in 2018
Finance Ireland mortgage move welcomed
Entry will boost competition, says Fianna Fáil finance spokesman Michael McGrath
Finance Ireland launches new range of residential mortgages
Lender devises ‘lifetime value’ approach in bid to compete with main banks
Finance Ireland plans €200m commercial property loans bonds deal
The company, which is led by Billy Kane, has built up a €250m portfolio since 2015
Strategic Banking Corporation launches €75m SME loan scheme
Scheme provided through Finance Ireland is a six-year facility
An Post seeks interest from mortgage partners by end-January
Company secured board approval in September for a new financial services strategy
Mortgage limits, Ulster Bank’s move and US concern over Ireland’s rental crisis
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Billy Kane’s Finance Ireland eyes fresh fundraising round next year
State’s largest non-bank retail lender has no immediate need for fresh equity, says chief executive
Friday Interview: Billy Kane, chief executive of Finance Ireland
Finance Ireland will be ‘competitive’ with its rates when it begins offering mortgages in February
Dublin-based First Citizen’s loans almost double to €300m
Loan book driven by car financing, commercial property, and funding for farmers and small firms
M&G backs Finance Ireland’s foray into mortgages
Rabobank advances plans to sell €3.2bn former ACC portfolio
Finance Ireland to enter mortgage market with Pepper purchase
Pepper is selling its residential loans to concentrate on loan servicing business
Mortgage hunters: Time to look beyond the five main banks?
Several niche mortgage operators are already in business here, with more on the way
Spanish bank rules out entry into Irish mortgage market
Bankinter ‘for now’ to operate as ‘consumer credit entity’ under Avantcard brand name
Seen & Heard: New mortgage lender and hope for Orla Keily’s retail business
AirBnb a ‘lightning rod’ for housing crisis and Revenue investigate high-net worth individuals
AIB and Bank of Ireland are the big beasts of banking again
Banks share 60% of mortgage market, and their dominance is scaring competitors away
Robert Pitt Czechs in while Kerry looks for acquisitions
Seen & Heard: Finance Ireland considers mortgage market; petrol and diesel car ban
Pacnet seeks to repay clients, Bord na Mona’s US plans and five-star profits at Dublin’s Fitzwilliam hotel
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First Auto agrees €30m deal with Citroën distributor in Ireland
Company backed by State investment fund to provide funds dealers need to buy vehicles
Finance Ireland to Rubicoin join exchange’s IPOready programme
IPOready also attracts Atlantic Therapeutics, O’Reilly Group, PMD Solutions and Taoglas
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