Most homes ‘seized by familiar banks’, not vulture funds

The majority of home repossessions in Ireland are pursued by 'household name banks', not vulture funds.
Most homes ‘seized by familiar banks’, not vulture funds

The majority of home repossessions in Ireland are pursued by 'household name banks', not vulture funds.

A research report analysed the mortgage repossession cases listed before the courts and identified that household banks account for two-thirds of cases, with Permanent TSB alone accounting for one-fifth of all cases listed.

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