Pimco
Pepper to hike some mortgages to 8% after ECB moves
Group manages up to 100,000 mortgages on behalf of investment funds
Pimco backs new aircraft leasing venture
Former GECAS and PK Airfinance executives launch High Ridge Aviation
European markets drop as tech stocks and carmakers slide
CRH helps Iseq to a 0.9% climb and investors weigh FBD ruling
Central Bank’s McEvoy to join US investments giant Pimco
Bank’s former director of consumer protection to take on senior position with company
Finance Ireland profits fell in 2020 as Covid triggered €13.7m loans charge
Largest non-bank lender in State saw total new lending drop 18% in 2020 to €654m
Evergrande may not be China’s Lehman, but are markets being too complacent?
Market Beat: A messy massive default in a key sector in the world’s second largest economy could have major consequences
Allianz under investigation in Germany over investment funds
Move heightens pressure on insurer, which is already facing legal action from investors over Structured Alpha Funds
Marlet agrees €270m financing deal for College Square scheme
Apollo Global Management and Pimco to fund delivery of Dublin city development
Bank of Ireland shares slide after it offloads €350m of non-performing loans
Disposal comes as lender looks to lower level of problem loans ahead of Covid defaults
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
Barbie boom, Trump loyalists and a bond king’s latest battle
Planet Business: Everybody needs good neighbours
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
Project Eagle: What was it and why is it in the news?
Two men face charges following an investigation by the UK National Crime Agency
US shopping mall owners face financial reckoning
Investors bet debt will have to be restructured as retailers withhold rent
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
BlackRock European fund pays €30m for Jacobs Inn hostel
412-bed property underwent €5m upgrade following 2017 sale to Patron Capital for €14.5m
State-backed Finance Ireland weighs stock market flotation in 2020
State’s largest non-bank lender is working on IPO plan with Goodbody Stockbrokers
Should markets panic over the inverted yield curve?
Yield curve inversions’ reputation as a recession indicator is well deserved
Stocktake: No end in sight to US-China trade war
A Trump trade deal ahead of 2020 presidential election now unlikely, says Goldman Sachs
Investors pay the price when egos rule for fund managers
Research shows investors should also be wary of firms headed by egotistical chiefs
US vulture fund nets more than €1.5 billion on Northern Ireland loans
Promontoria Eagle collected €242m due from borrowers last year
Friday Interview: Billy Kane, chief executive of Finance Ireland
Finance Ireland will be ‘competitive’ with its rates when it begins offering mortgages in February
Mortgage hunters: Time to look beyond the five main banks?
Several niche mortgage operators are already in business here, with more on the way
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
Italian bonds hit hard by political risk over new government
Heavy trading as populist parties recommend little-known academic as premier
Permanent TSB triples size of non-performing mortgages sale to €4bn
Bank had originally planned to sell up to €1.2bn in troubled loans
Overseas funds circle up to €11bn of Irish loans
Loans being sold by Lloyds, PTSB and AIB mostly comprise mortgages
Cerberus has collected €1.3bn from Project Eagle loans
Accounts show Cerberus subsidiary used to buy loans made €9 million loss in 2016
Lloyds hires Deloitte to manage Irish exit sale
UK banking group set to launch sale of €5 billion portfolio as early as February
Lloyds plots €5bn loan sale to finally quit Ireland
London-based bank racked up €12.3bn losses on Irish loans between 2008 and 2011
Friends deal gives Aviva another reason to extend stadium rights
Aviva increases share of life insurance market to 15% after purchase of Friends First
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