Credit Unions' shortfall fund 'down €50m'

A reserve fund for Irish credit unions is €50m lower than initially thought, it has emerged.

Credit Unions' shortfall fund 'down €50m'
Wed, 13 Nov, 2013 - 09:14

A reserve fund for Irish credit unions is €50m lower than initially thought, it has emerged.

The Irish League of Credit Unions says an emergency stockpile of €70m - down from €120m - is available for struggling credit unions.

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