Iseq index in Dublin drops almost 0.3% on extremely thin trading volumes
Market Beat: Closure would mark the end of a storied bank and further erode competition in the market
Europe’s banking industry is under pressure to consolidate
Markets report: Iseq outperforms peers, closing just 0.04% lower
Tie-up would create the country’s largest domestic bank
Markets close: Iseq index ends session up 1.5%
US midterm results eased fears that Trump’s deregulation measures would be reversed
US-focused stocks including Glanbia, Kerry and Smurfit Kappa fall in Dublin
Podemos fails to gain parliamentary support for alternative government
Shareholders wiped out in 2012 when bank nationalised in €22.5bn bailout
Former IMF director one of 65 bank executives convicted in €12m ‘black card’ scheme
Rodrigo Rato misused credit cards as head of Caja Madrid at height of financial crisis
Choppy sessions across Europe see early gains give way to sell-off in defensive stocks
Indications that Europe’s recovery is struggling and lenders lead slide across markets
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