Nationwide Building Society

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Larry Goodman has become chairman of the supervisory board over the family’s ABP Food Group and Parma investments arm. Photograph: Eamonn Farrell/ Photocall Ireland
Larry Goodman puts eldest son in key spot on new board over empire

Businessman Larry Goodman has set up a supervisory board over his beef-to-property empire, putting his eldest son in a key succession position. The mo(...)

As chief executive of Anglo Irish Bank Seán FitzPatrick presided over the group’s transformation from a small niche lender to become the State’s third-largest bank. Photograph: Clodagh Kilcoyne/Reuters
Seán FitzPatrick was ‘convenient scapegoat’ after crash, top financiers say

Former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank Seán FitzPatrick, who died on Monday, unfairly became a scapegoat for the virtual implosion of the domestic financ(...)

Derville Rowland said Central Bank is continuing to look at ‘individual accountability’ in relation to the tracker-mortgage scandal as enforcement investigations into lenders continue. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw
Central Bank eyes more inquiries as it looks at individuals in tracker scandal

The Central Bank’s director general for financial conduct said the regulator plans to use its inquiry process “more routinely” to pursue individuals s(...)

IBRC took over the assets of Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide in 2011 and was put into liquidation two years later. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien
IBRC liquidation extended to avert 30% assets hit amid Covid

The liquidators of the remnants of Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide Building Society have extended their wind-up by a further two years to the e(...)

All parts of the UK saw accelerating house prices, the largest of which were in Northern Ireland and Wales with 14% and 13.4% respectively
UK house prices grow at fastest rate in more than 17 years

UK house prices grew at their fastest annual pace for more than 17 years in June, adding to a growing wealth gap that is worrying policy-makers. Valu(...)

The Government has decided to begin its withdrawal from the banks with Bank of Ireland, in which it has the smallest stake. Photograph: iStock
Q&A: Why is the Government planning to sell Bank of Ireland shares?

The Government’s decision to start selling down its remaining 13.9 per cent stake in Bank of Ireland has come as a bit of a surprise to the market, ju(...)

The Central Bank dropped its case against INBS’s former long-standing managing director, Michael Fingleton (83), in December, 2019, due to his ill-health.
Central Bank fines and disqualifies former INBS executive Gary McCollum

The Central Bank has fined former Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) executive Gary McCollum €200,000 and disqualified him for 15 years for seve(...)

Lending in INBS was ‘entirely informal and was controlled’ by the society’s long-time managing director, Michael Fingleton, said Brian Fitzgibbon, who worked at the lender between 2000 and 2008. Photograph: Alan Betson
Former INBS manager says lending policies required ‘pinch of salt’

A former Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) manager told a long-running inquiry into the now-defunct lender that lending policies at the society(...)

The annual report said that operational costs of running both inquiries between 2016 and 2020 amounted to €7.82 million. Photograph: iStock
Central Bank reveals €10m of INBS and Quinn inquiry costs

The Central Bank has disclosed almost €10 million of costs relating to running of public inquiries into individuals involved in the management of the (...)

Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf. File photograph: Nick Bradshaw
Profits slump by 67% at Central Bank

The Central Bank of Ireland will report on Wednesday that its profit slumped by 67 per cent last year, leading to its exchequer dividend falling at th(...)

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