Developer Sean Mulryan warns building costs ‘biggest risk’ to housing supply

Analysts at Investec expect dividend of up to €130m for shareholders of the bank

Broker says bank likely to cut headcount by up to 20%

Bank expected to cut more jobs as part of efforts to reduce cost base to €1.7bn by 2021

Francesca McDonagh to outline plan at capital markets day for analysts and investors

Lloyds said that it will have to absorb a £110m loss on the loan sale

The upcoming business week: Aryzta, Applegreen and Lufthansa also due to release results this week

Your upcoming week in business: retail sales and AIB results plus UK housing prices

Removal of bank’s problem loans raises questions over its continued existence

Opposition party to introduce Bill in ‘next two weeks’ proposing regulation of vulture funds

Regulator to see if cases can be taken against individuals as a result of tracker controversy

UK banking group set to launch sale of €5 billion portfolio as early as February

Francesca McDonagh ‘personally’ committed as lenders scramble to made redress

Group sticks to dividend plans as any increase to tracker crisis costs ‘manageable’

Banks still have to identify thousands of impacted accounts which will push the cost of resolving issue higher

Bank set up holding company this year to issue debt under new European ‘bail-in’ rules

Australian non-bank lender is being bought by US private equity firm KKR

Davy downgrades stock and expects bank to withhold dividend payments until 2020

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

Bank’s €5.78 billion non-performing loan book includes €2.68 billion yet to be treated

Distressed borrowers may be pressurised over €1.5bn of ‘warehoused’ mortgage debt

Move to minimise taxpayer losses in event of financial crisis

Bailed-out AIB bank bounces from profitability to dividends as flurry of flotations loom

Insurers FBD and RSA Ireland may attract Belgian bank’s attention, Investec says

Cantillon: Oblique comments from global chief executive Johan Thijs give little away

Shares in Bank of Ireland surge by 7% on Irish Stock Exchange

Governor Philip Lane will need to offset inflation caused by Government’s help-to-buy plan

Banks must have junior and senior debt that can be ‘bailed in’ without hitting depositors

Brokerage also hires Ronan Dunphy from Deloitte as it builds up research team

EU-wide analysis questions capacity of Irish duo to absorb losses

Gap between Irish and German debt sharply widening

ECB limited the purchase of Irish bonds under quantitative easing last month

Alexis Tsipras has seen a split emerge in his Syriza group

Outlook ‘stable’ four months after ratings agency restored State to investment grade

Dublin’s Iseq was done 3.1% today - one of the steepest one-day falls in recent months

Consensus is that no reaction is good news and an indicator of emerging stability

Auction represents a further test of Ireland’s ability to raise funds from capital markets