Irish banks asked to submit new business plans

The Financial Regulator has reportedly asked the six Irish banks covered by the State's deposit guarantee to submit new business plans showing how they plan to reduce their risks.

The Financial Regulator has reportedly asked the six Irish banks covered by the State's deposit guarantee to submit new business plans showing how they plan to reduce their risks.

Reports this morning say the regulator has also placed "officers" in each of the banks to scrutinise their future operations.

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