Bernard Byrne

There is no tracker mortgage scandal. There is a tracker mortgage scam. There is, or ought to be, a crucial difference. A scandal, at least in Irish (...)

The tracker mortgage scandal has engulfed most of Ireland’s mortgage lenders and, in its report this week, the Central Bank said it continued to encou(...)

Ryanair courts Bellew Ryanair wants to lure Peter Bellew, a former head of flight operations and now chief executive of Malaysia Airlines back to the(...)

AIB’s senior management team arrived in Washington, DC this week for the autumn International Monetary Fund-World Bank meetings, as chairman Richard P(...)

“Nothing to see here – move along folks,” was the message from the Ryanair public relations machine this week as it pinned an image of 20 smiling new (...)

As AIB lines up the sale in the not-too-distant future of as much as €2 billion of troubled property investment and buy-to-let loans (dubbed Project R(...)

AIB has overcharged “several hundred” customers by as much as €500 in applying the wrong interest rates on so-called “tracker mortgages”, chief execut(...)

AIB’s chief executive Bernard Byrne will tell the Oireachtas finance committee on Tuesday that there will be “no return” to the “old days” of 100 per (...)

AIB’s chairman Richard Pym, and chief executive Bernard Byrne, have begun to buy shares in the lender, a little over a month after its flotation on th(...)

For followers of Irish banks, an all-too-familiar – and increasingly powerful – bogeyman continues to lurk in the shadows. Permanent TSB’s chief exe(...)