Anglo Irish Bank

EY agrees multimillion-euro settlement of Anglo Irish case

The 2012 case sought €50m in damages over losses allegedly resulting from auditor’s failings

Patrick Kearney has not changed his claim against Davy and 16 former staff, court hears

Judge reserves his decision on 15 of the former Davy employees’ motion to strike out the case against them

Siteserv report sent to gardaí by company law watchdog

The report found that IBRC was deceived during the company’s 2012 sale to telecoms tycoon Denis O’Brien

Central Bank has sold 90% of IBRC-linked bonds

The latest sale of €500 million of bonds linked to State bailout of Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide brings total sold to €22.5 billion

Former Quinn assets in Russia regularly monitored by liquidator firm for war sanction compliance

Commercial properties that once formed part of Quinn family’s €455 million property empire are now controlled by liquidators of State-owned former Anglo Irish Bank

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RTE’s three-part Quinn Country documentary sheds new light on rise and fall of man once reputed to be Ireland’s richest

Starbucks shutters branch at former Anglo Irish Bank headquarters

Coffee giant says it has no plans to further reduce Irish footprint despite reports about UK business

‘Davy 16′ to be ordered to outline how €9.3m profit from 2014 bond sale was split

Mr Justice Michael Quinn’s judgment relating to the discovery of documents connected with the case was published on Monday

Net cost of Irish banks bailout rises to €45.7bn, comptroller says

Fall in market value of surviving banks as well as cost of servicing debt accounts for €4bn increase since last estimate

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End of cheap ECB money closes profitable era for Central Bank of Ireland

Some €18.4 billion of the Central Bank’s profits since 2008 have transferred to the exchequer

An Bord Pleanála rejects plan by Fitzpatricks for house in Greystones

The Fitzpatricks had sought permission to build a two-storey, four-bedroom house on a site outside Greystones

New construction finance vehicle targeting projects valued up to €20m

Earlsfort Capital Partners said it has already closed two transactions, valued at a combined €25m

Staycationers help Slieve Russell to profits of €2.4m

Result came as revenues for 2020 declined amid Covid restrictions

‘I did not steal a penny from the banks,’ Michael Lynn tells court

Former solicitor accused of theft of €27m says there was no scheme to defraud banks

Michael Lynn denies he told a ‘pack of lies’ over relations with senior Irish bankers

Former solicitor says banker Michael Fingleton ‘threw him to the wolves’

Siteserv figures had undeclared engagements with O’Brien, draft report shows

Denis O’Brien’s offer won out despite the prospect of a higher price from a rival bidder

Siteserv chief ‘concealed financial interest’ in Denis O’Brien bid, judge finds

Key witnesses given two months to respond to commission of inquiry’s conclusions

Lynn tells court of witnessing prisoner beheading in Brazil

Accused also describes paying for banker’s flights to Portugal and Hungary

Gardaí seize documents and devices from home of Seán Quinn

Businessman’s home searched in investigation of alleged criminal activity in Border region

BoI steals march on AIB in returning excess capital to shareholders

Joe Brennan: Its big pitch to investors when refloating was €3bn over-capitalisation

€4.1m Davy fine ‘potentially problematic’ for criminal investigation, enforcer warned

Fine for breaching market rules may complicate initiating investigation, ODCE said

Garda review of Davy bond deal upgraded to criminal investigation

Probe into controversial deal that led to €4.1 million fine said to be ‘highly complex’

Sale of former Quinn family assets in Russia and Ukraine faces delay

Invasion a setback for IBRC liquidators who were working towards sale of valuable buildings

KPMG and Deloitte ‘corporate undertakers’ make their move as Irish businesses face triple threat

Joe Brennan: Might upcoming wave of troubled companies be handled differently to the post-crash victims?

Michael Lynn theft trial opens before jury

Former solicitor facing charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from lenders

Michael Lynn goes on trial over alleged €27m mortgage fraud

Accused alleged to have applied for multiple loans from seven banks on same properties

Pay freeze for Aer Lingus ground staff proposed until 2024

Seen & Heard: Wetherspoon sale of Blackrock pub, and Cowen seeks inquiry into ESB

Anne Heraty steps down from CPL in wake of €110m sale windfall

Longford woman co-founded recruitment firm bought by Outsourcing

Goodbody poised to become primary dealer in government bonds

New hires will see stockbroker taking advantage of rival Davy’s exit from the business

Turning Datalex around: ‘It’s a privilege to have to clean up somebody else’s mess’

Sean Corkery jumped at the chance to lead the aviation software firm out of trouble

Former Central Bank adviser gets testy in Malta

Joe Gavin, now head of island’s financial regulator, cuts interview short over questioning

Court hears Alan Hynes ‘most dishonest’ director liquidator has encountered

Myles Kirby seeking maximum directorship disqualification

From Cavan to Kiev, the story of Seán Quinn that won’t be forgotten

In The News podcast: How a poor farmer became a billionaire, and lost almost everything

Former colleagues and business figures attend Sean FitzPatrick’s funeral

‘Dad had a lot of professional highs and lows in his life’

Check your credit history: It’s easy to do and you can amend any mistakes

If you agreed a mortgage holiday with your bank due to Covid, it is doubly worth looking

Cliff Taylor: Anglo collapse taught us one lesson we can’t ever forget

The interlinked story of Anglo and the financial crash have a vital pointer

Seán FitzPatrick, the poster child turned whipping boy of Irish banking

Wicklow man turned a small Dublin lender into a €13bn bank that was toppled by excess

Seán FitzPatrick: Public opprobrium contrasts with praise over pre-Celtic Tiger role

Ex-Anglo Irish chief ‘unfairly vilified’ over financial collapse, say businesspeople

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