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Insurer expected to return to profit, increasing chances of Fairfax investment

Shares in bank are down almost 29 per cent amid concern over its exposure to Brexit

In August FBD reported loss for first half of this year of €96.4m and announced series of cost-saving measures

Insurer lost €96.4m before tax in the first half of year as claims against policies rose

Regulator due within weeks to deliver results of a claims review to industry

Irish insurer will issue 10-year convertible bond to multinational

Fairfax considering placing 935m shares in bank with buyers at between 35.75 cent and 37.25 cent a share

Group offloading almost 3% of Irish lender

Apollo Global and CVC Capital Partners agree terms on 73% shareholding in group that relisted in London only last year

Comment: AIB is not worth €55 billion and return to private ownership will take years

Its investment in Bank of Ireland was a turning point. Now Cardinal Capital is hoping to fund better times

Chief executive says he will oversee publication of interim results on August 1st

The sale had nothing to do with the bank’s prospects, says US billionaire

Investment by US billionaire three years ago kept the struggling bank out of state hands

Sale of remaining 5.5 per cent stake will almost triple original investment from back in 2011

US billionaire set to make a healthy profit on the deal with shares to be priced at between 26 and 27.5 cents each

Having taken pain, the taxpayer deserves the maximum gain

While there has been progress, there is a sense AIB hasn’t quite nailed it yet

BOI’s share price has declined by about 16 per cent in less than a week - but don’t panic

It’s business as usual for the Bank of Ireland chief executive as he reflects on a ‘positive year’ for the bank

Lazardis and Fregin could make alternative offer to $4.7 billion bid from top shareholder

This week: Digital shipping bibles, the king of lost causes and bad hair days at ‘Newsweek’

Shars fall amid fears that firm’s largest shareholder will fail to complete $4.7bn deal

Troubled smartphone makers signs letter of intent with Fairfax Financial for cash deal

BlackBerry sales and subscriber numbers deteriorated in recent months