‘Messy’ outcome to Permanent TSB loans plan

Permanent TSB may seek to securitise the €900m in so-called split mortgages it has decided to strip out from its distressed mortgage sales plan, marking “a very messy” and potentially costly outcome to a sales process mired in political controversy, said Owen Callan, a senior analyst at Investec Ireland.

‘Messy’ outcome to Permanent TSB loans plan

By Eamon Quinn

Permanent TSB may seek to securitise the €900m in so-called split mortgages it has decided to strip out from its distressed mortgage sales plan, marking “a very messy” and potentially costly outcome to a sales process mired in political controversy, said Owen Callan, a senior analyst at Investec Ireland.

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