Person: Mathew Elderfield

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25,000 lose ownership of their homes in six months as banks tackle arrears

More than 25,000 people who were in arrears lost their homes between April and September, according to the latest figures from the Central Bank.

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Who will lead into inquiry into Ireland’s banking crisis?

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Gilmore: Govt does not intend to use taxes to fund banks

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33% of mortgage holders won’t reap rate cut rewards

ECB interest cut - Banks must pass on the windfall

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Mortgage debt write-off unlikely

Lenihan: Up to NAMA to make false data complaint

FINANCE Minister Brian Lenihan believes it’s up to NAMA whether or not the agency makes an official complaint to the authorities following claims it had been given false information by banks.

Mon, 13 Dec, 2010

NAMA has information ‘banks misled agency’

FINANCIAL Regulator Mathew Elderfield believes NAMA has information that would substantiate the claim that the agency was misled by banks about the value of their property loans.

Thu, 09 Dec, 2010

BoI’s raising of €344m in bond sale a positive move, says Davy

BANK of Ireland’s raising of £300 million (€344m) in a three-year bond was described yesterday as apositive development by a leading Irish banking analyst.

Tue, 19 Oct, 2010

Capital requirements ‘no threat’ to banks

DUBLIN stockbrokers said yesterday the new Basel III capital requirements being introduced to prevent another global banking collapse will post no serious challenges for Irish banks.

Tue, 14 Sep, 2010

Bankers’ pay - Thumbing their noses at taxpayers

WILL the banks ever learn?

Mon, 30 Aug, 2010

Regulator to target directors

THE Financial Regulator has his sights set on reviewing the process by which directors are elected to company boards.

Fri, 11 Jun, 2010

Debt forgiveness is not a moral hazard

Regulator Mathew Elderfield, NAMA chairman Frank Daly and Justice Minister Dermot Ahern have ruled out debt forgiveness for ordinary people. All three raised the spectre of moral hazard without providing any substance to back it up.

Mon, 07 Jun, 2010

Goldman’s results fail to shift fraud fix

GOLDMAN Sachs Group Inc reported blow-out quarterly earnings yesterday, but investors appeared to focus on the US fraud case against the bank as the Irish Financial Regulator examines the implications of the case for Irish regulated funds.

Wed, 21 Apr, 2010

Regulator and Anglo lock horns over Quinn

HIGH-POWERED talks involving the Financial Regulator and top executives of Anglo Irish Bank are likely to continue through the weekend in an effort to prevent Quinn Insurance being put into administration.

Sat, 10 Apr, 2010