Tag: banking
Fintech News Ireland: Bank of Ireland Lifts 2026 Guidance After Strong...
Bank of Ireland has raised 2026 income and capital guidance after strong growth in loans, deposits and wealth assets.
Bank of Ireland Raises 2026 Guidance as Lending Growth Signals Digital...
Bank of Ireland raises 2026 guidance as loan, deposit, and wealth growth highlight the growing role of digital banking strategy.
Fintech News Ireland: PTSB Shareholder Challenge Puts State Bank Exit Under...
A High Court challenge to the PTSB-Bawag deal raises major questions about State bank exits, shareholder rights and Irish banking governance.
PTSB takeover challenge spotlights shareholder rights and state influence in modern...
The PTSB takeover court challenge highlights shareholder rights, state influence, and governance risks in major banking deals.
Life Loan Risks Explained: How a €130,000 Equity Release Became a...
A life loan can spiral fast. See how a €130,000 equity release grew to €455,000 and what it means for borrowers today.
PTSB Bawag Deal Faces Late-Stage Challenge as Axis Interest Remains Speculative
PTSB says the PTSB Bawag deal remains on track as Axis Capital's late-stage interest is viewed as speculative and conditional.
Central Bank Tracker Mortgage Case Overturned: What the Guinane Appeal Means...
A tribunal overturned sanctions in the Central Bank tracker mortgage case, raising major questions about enforcement, compliance and process.
Fintech News Ireland: UniCredit Nears Commerzbank Takeover After ECB Approval
Fintech news Ireland: UniCredit is nearing control of Commerzbank after ECB approval, with major implications for European banking.
UniCredit Commerzbank takeover moves closer after ECB approval
UniCredit is closing in on Commerzbank after ECB approval, setting up a pivotal cross-border banking and technology integration test.
AIB Cuts Four-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates: What It Means for Irish...
AIB has cut selected four-year fixed mortgage rates, offering eligible Irish borrowers potential savings of more than €600 a year.
