So do we have another Northern Rock on our hands? Probably not

British building society’s savings-only subsidiary in Ireland offered attractive rates

UK bank consortium to lend up to £12.5 billion for purchase of buy-to-let portfolio

Judge ruled it would not be right or practical to try to stop the jury hearing about the issue in the course of other testimony

Investment company, led by former BOI investor, failed to acquire European banking assets

Mondo is seeking to raise £1 mn via crowdfunding

As its portfolio expands, so does the amount of attention Cerberus is getting

Sale includes mortgages and unsecured loans from what was Northern Rock

John Hurley clarifies evidence to Oireachtas banking inquiry with written statement

UK Asset Resolution (UKAR) has now returned £14.6bn or 30% of overall loan

Cerberus looks set to continue sweeping up the mess left by financial crisis for some time to come

Ex-head of lending says decision not to take on new development loans not broad enough

Former head of lending tells banking inquiry decision on new clients was ‘seriously flawed’

‘Morally indefensible’ to force taxpayers to bear costs Alan Gray tells banking inquiry

Investors will be offered range of distressed opportunities in an effort to trim loan books

Former minister for finance’s failure to respond earlier to Anglo worries proved costly

Unlike Charlie McCreevy, ex-taoiseach accepts mistakes were made on his watch

Former financial regulator says he believed banks were solvent on September 29th, 2008

Neary says meetings with Seán Quinn were ‘unannounced’ and ‘unexpected’

Conor Lenihan ‘surprised’ at decision not to hear evidence from late minister’s relatives