Bank of Scotland

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

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

Publican Jay Bourke seeks €12.5m debt write-off in court bid

Well-known restaurateur wants High Court to approve personal insolvency arrangement

Cop26: ‘It’s called Cop26 because everywhere you go there are 26 cops’

Protesters make gradual progress through Glasgow streets usually flanked by police

Lloyds’ potential hit from Irish tax-loss case rises to €1.37bn

UK banking group failed to get tax relief on massive Irish losses before exiting Republic

Irish fintech Chasing Returns bought out by US-listed group

StoneX takes majority stake in Dublin company that makes software for day traders

Irish market to see return of home reversion scheme for cash-strapped seniors

Company trading as Home Plus says it has lined up €250m in funding

IFSC must adapt to keep up with the changing world of work

Dublin’s financial hub is losing out to the rest of the docks in the battle to attract companies

Goldman Sachs Irish property funds paid no tax on €390m income

Accounts for its three Irish distressed property loan funds show loans valued at €507m

UniCredit to quit the IFSC after 26 years

Irish unit posted €42m net profit last year, 72% ahead of of internal forecasts

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

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

Q&A: Why was Ulster Bank fined and where does it leave the other banks?

Tracker enforcement actions against AIB and Bank of Ireland are ongoing

Ulster Bank wrote off tax assets before exit decision

Bank’s accounting of tax assets shows how profit outlook had weakened in recent years

Lloyds takes €1.26bn tax row over Irish tax losses to appeal

The group recorded €14.8bn in losses on its Irish loan book after the 2008 crash

Q&A: What will Ulster Bank’s closure mean for customers?

Decision by NatWest affects mortgages, business loans and deposits

Ulster Bank set to exit Irish market after more than 160 years

Goldman Sachs engaged with number of parties interested in elements of loan book

Banks brace themselves for impact of Covid pandemic

In store for 2021: Bad loans, major job cuts and the never-ending tracker saga

Brexit: British banks to stay open for Irish customers

Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group closing some accounts for customers in certain countries

White knights or loan book cannibals – what will happen at Ulster Bank?

Yet another review likely to decide if lender has a future in Irish market

Court refuses to strike out application to restrict former concrete director

Whelan Group collapsed in 2010 with estimated €41m shortfall

Ex-employee of Jim Mansfield Jnr denies he likes ‘a bit of grandiosity’

Martin Byrne (53) claims the businessman set him up to be falsely imprisoned by a gang

Q&A: Where does KBC Ireland’s fine leave other tracker investigations?

Industry-wide scandal now dates back more than a decade

Will PTSB be Ulster Bank’s knight in shining armour?

Market Beat: Closure would mark the end of a storied bank and further erode competition in the market

Pepper Money retreats from Irish lending market, citing ‘challenging conditions’

Shannon-based group to cease commercial lending business

New PTSB chief cuts mortgage rates as Avantcard eyes market

Lender also narrows gap favouring new borrowers over existing customers

Investor alleges fraud over collapse in property fund value

Imvestor sues Bank of Scotland and Friends First Life Assurance

PTSB mortgage holders in arrears face shorter Covid-19 payment breaks

Bank offering interim arrangements of two months’ payment holidays for arrears cases

Lloyds’ disputed tax bill over Irish losses soars to £800m

The banking group has been in a standoff for over six years with UK authorities

Insolvency arrangement approved for man with €60 million in debts

Under agreement, Patrick Whelan of Ennis to pay €50,000 to creditors in 12 weeks

Supreme Court rejects man’s appeal over €9.2 millon judgment

Charles Fergus’ appealed ruling on guarantees over unpaid loans to his building company

Supreme Court rejects man’s appeal over €9.2m judgment

Bank of Scotland sought judgment against Donegal developer over guarantees provided between 2004 and 2006

Irish PR executive Brendan Bracken dies

Bracken founded his own public relations agency in 1991 and his clients included CIÉ and Bank of Scotland

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