Credit union scheme extended

The resolution for Ireland’s credit unions will be extended until the end of the year, the European Commission has agreed.

Credit union scheme extended

The scheme, for which permission is required under state aid rules, was first approved in December 2011 and has been extended regularly since.

The credit unions, following the bank failures, were unable to meet regulatory requirements set by the Irish Central Bank and the scheme was introduced to ensure financial stability and minimise economic loss.

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