Leading economist calls for not-for-profit bank

ONE of the country’s most senior economists has called for the setting up of not-for-profit state bank as part of a radical transformation of the failed Irish banking sector.

Leading economist calls for not-for-profit bank

In a new book published today Professor Ray Kinsella calls for the establishment of a state-capitalised, not-for-profit, “plain vanilla” bank as a key step in reforming the banks.

In Rebuilding Trust in Banking (Vonier Press), Prof Kinsella calls for far reaching changes to be made in the Irish banking sector, now heavily reliant on the state for their very survival.

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