‘The Irish Times’ launches second annual business awards

Business Person of the Year and other category winners to be announced at gala event in May

AIB conducts internal CFO search as Donal Galvin tipped

Bank will select new chief financial officer ahead of annual results on March 1st, say sources

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

Ciarán Hancock’s Christmas Business Quiz

Win overnight accommodation in the Castlemartyr Resort or Farnham Estate, or a 12-month premium digital subscription to ’The Irish Times’

New AIB chief has long road to travel before raising bonus issue

Colin Hunt must first find new financial officer and deal with concerns over interest rates

AIB names Colin Hunt as new chief executive

Government-commissioned report seen calling for bankers pay boost

An Post seeks interest from mortgage partners by end-January

Company secured board approval in September for a new financial services strategy

Irish bank chiefs at lower end of pay scale among European peers

Permanent TSB chief Jeremy Masding registers as lowest paid

Questions raised over AIB €1.1bn problem loans sale to Cerberus

Bank denies it used accounting arrangement to boost profits artificially

Ireland’s two biggest banks can withstand a recession, EU stress tests show

Both AIB and Bank of Ireland survive EBA stress tests of Europe’s main banks

Why is the Iseq so weak when the Irish economy is flying?

Market beat: Underperformance of Irish shares contrasts with strength of economy

Bank union lukewarm on lifting executive pay restraints

Call for rank-and-file staff to be rewarded ahead of top bankers

Cliff Taylor: Donohoe must not rush to boost bankers’ pay or bonuses

Frustration at bank salary caps ignores fact sector smaller than era of boom-time folly

Stocks head for longest weekly losing streak since 2013

AIB shares drop 10% on resignation of CEO Bernard Byrne, but pull back before close

Return of bankers’ bonuses a difficult sell for Government

Analysis: AIB chief executive’s departure leaves department in tricky position

Banker pay in the spotlight as AIB chief Bernard Byrne quits

Move to Davy comes within months of CFO Mark Bourke signalling he was leaving too

Has the State missed the boat on cashing in on AIB?

Analysts agree that timing a share sale is far from straightforward

AIB boss Bernard Byrne: ‘The economy is looking pretty good at this stage’

Bank chief talks mortgage rates, share sales and executive bonuses

Donohoe to hire Korn Ferry to assess return of banker bonuses

Performance-related pay is still banned across rescued Irish banking sector

Bono jumps on whiskey bandwagon as Tetrach eyes €400m floatation

Seen and heard: Nama to sell John Player site as Marlet to build 1,000 units in Tallaght

Might AIB’s search for CFO further delay State stake sale?

Cantillon: Rapport between AIB’s top two executives played particularly well with analysts and investors

AIB finance chief Mark Bourke quits for overseas role

Chief financial officer instrumental in preparing bank for last year’s IPO

AIB plans to return ‘serious lump’ of cash to shareholders

Bank has finally reduced its non-performing loans to average European levels

Mark Bourke named ‘Irish Times’ chief financial officer of the year

Bourke was a key player in AIB’s return to Dublin and London stock markets

AIB’s planned share bonus to benefit as few as 80 executives

Scheme would offer deferred shares in bank each year up to equivalent of full salary

Outstanding field for chief financial officer of the year

‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Year awards: the CFOs

AIB executives to get deferred shares equivalent to 100% of their salaries

As AIB is majority State owned, its executive directors are subject to €500,000 salary cap

Davy earned more than €1.7m in fees from AIB’s IPO

Irish stockbroker Goodbody also received large fees from bank’s stock market listing

AIB’s resurgence is a ‘proxy of the Irish economy’

Chairman says taxpayers will get back investment put in bank during financial crisis

Irish banks wary as ECB bogeyman lurks in the shadows

Institution has increased pressure on lenders with high levels of non-performing loans

Inside Project Viking: Anatomy of deal to float AIB

The full story of Europe’s largest IPO so far this year

AIB bosses hold fire on share purchases until after IPO

Investment banks secure demand to cover maximum 28.8% AIB stake State is selling

Potential AIB investors voice concerns about tax benefits and PTSB

Feedback from possible investors positive on AIB and Irish economy

AIB may exit majority State control by end of the decade

Chief executive Bernard Byrne says decision will be for minister of the day

AIB plans to deal quickly with €8.6bn bad loans problem

Move may result in repossessions for those refusing to engage with bank

Noonan triggers AIB share sale that could raise €3bn for State

Sale of 25% stake in Irish bank will be Europe’s biggest listing so far this year

Government expected to decide on AIB flotation after French vote

Bank paves way for IPO by submitting prospectus to Central Bank

AIB sees ‘potential’ to pay special dividends from surplus capital

Bank wants to reduce non-performing loans from €14bn to €3-4bn over next three years

Ciarán Hancock: Michael Noonan walking fine line as bank sell-off looms

Minister’s priority is to achieve best price for the State, but there will be no hard sell

Business Week: Noonan gets ready to pull trigger on AIB float

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