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Anglo may see faster wind-down

ANGLO Irish Bank chairman, Alan Dukes has said that the complete wind down of the bank and its sister operation, the Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS), could be completed quicker than the ten-year timeframe set by the Government.

Fri, 16 Sep, 2011

‘No more capital needed’ for banks

NO further capital injections by the State are necessary in Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS), the Central Bank has said.

Wed, 01 Jun, 2011

Further bank stress tests due Tuesday

Dublin: The Central Bank will publish the results of stress tests on the Government-owned Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide on Tuesday, May 31, according to a Central Bank spokesman.

Sat, 28 May, 2011

INBS €3.3bn loss ‘final act of tragedy’

THE IRISH Nationwide Building Society (INBS) has reported “catastrophic losses” of €3.3 billion for 2010 in what management has called “the final act of a tragedy”.

Fri, 20 May, 2011

Irish commercial loans hurt INBS

AS much as 64% of the €464 million set aside by the Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) to cover unpaid loans last year related to lending in the Irish commercial property sector.

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