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Organisation: Depfa Bank

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Depfa Bank to cut 28 Dublin jobs

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Depfa Bank to cut 28 Dublin jobs

German state-owned lender Depfa Bank plans to cut a fifth of jobs in its Dublin headquarters after it swung into a loss last year as it was put into wind-down.

business

Cyril Dunne joins Depfa Bank

business

Depfa shares up on takeover rumour

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Depfa shares slip after profit fall

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Depfa bank second quarter profits fall

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Depfa Bank plans €57.8m buyout
Depfa Bank to sell Deutsche Pfandbriefbank

German's Depfa Bank, which has a base in Dublin, plans to sell its German unit, Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, to help boost its credit rating and expand in the US.

Mon, 01 Mar, 2004

Depfa Bank predicts profits to rise 8%

German's Depfa Bank, which has a base in Dublin, said today that profits this year will rise more than 8% after an increase in net interest income drove fourth-quarter earnings higher than analysts had forecast.

Mon, 16 Feb, 2004

Depfa lifts profit target by 16%

Depfa Bank, the Dublin headquartered public sector finance house, says it has increased its full year earnings target by 16.5% following a promising performance in the third quarter.

Wed, 05 Nov, 2003

Main stake in Depfa for sale

THE main shareholder in Dublin-based German public sector finance specialist Depfa Bank Plc said yesterday it was selling its 40.8% stake after the bank posted a jump in third-quarter profit and raised its 2003 guidance.

Wed, 05 Nov, 2003

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