Ulster Bank not ruling out more sales of bad loans to vulture funds

Ulster Bank has refused to rule out further sales of distressed mortgage loans to vulture funds despite a school of thought emerging that such transactions could end under a Sinn Féin or Fianna Fáil led government.

Ulster Bank not ruling out more sales of bad loans to vulture funds

Ulster Bank has refused to rule out further sales of distressed mortgage loans to vulture funds despite a school of thought emerging that such transactions could end under a Sinn Féin or Fianna Fáil led government.

Late last year the bank announced the sale of around €800m worth of non-performing mortage loans to US vulture fund CarVal Investors.

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