Michael Lynn trial hears of former solicitor’s arrest
Multimillion-euro theft trial involves 21 counts
Lynn told bank manager he intended to stay in country, court hears
Meeting held with lender after newspaper reported on solicitor’s business affairs
Auditor denies knowledge of alleged secret deal between Lynn and Fingleton
‘Our procedures could have been better’ former Irish Nationwide auditor tells court
Michael Lynn breached €3.6m loan agreement within a year
Loan to purchase 11 properties issued to former solicitor by Ulster Bank in 2006
Bank lost total value of €1.3m loan to Michael Lynn within months
Repayments to National Irish Bank ceased in October 2007, court told
Michael Lynn applied for €1.4m loan for four investment properties
Court hears from branch manager of National Irish Bank in trial of former solicitor
Accountant questions documents in Michael Lynn trial
Documents purported to be signed by firm were not his firm’s documents, court told
Urbeo sees opportunities in Covid to expand property activities
Investment group to expand beyond private residential sector as former NewERA head joins its board
AIB and Bank of Ireland are the big beasts of banking again
Banks share 60% of mortgage market, and their dominance is scaring competitors away
Once high-flying David Drumm falls to earth with six-year sentence
It took years to bring former Anglo chief to justice and he had to endure an excruciating wait of his own for his sentence
Drumm isolated as repetitive prosecution narrative emerged
Former Anglo chief took copious notes as 49 prosecution witnesses gave evidence
David Drumm guilty verdict: 87 days in court 19
Former Anglo chief executive seldom reacted during evidence
Banker says ears ‘pricked up’ at conversation over Anglo billions
Witness at trial of David Drumm says he told his boss things were getting dangerous
Ex-Anglo official tells Drumm trial she amended minutes because bank chiefs told her
David Drumm denies conspiring to defraud depositors and investors
David Drumm pleads not guilty as Anglo Irish Bank trial starts
Ex-Anglo chief denies conspiracy to defraud and false accounting
Death occurs of travel trade pioneer Gillian Bowler
Entrepreneur was influential figure who grew Budget Travel from small beginnings
European shares rise for fourth straight session
Bank of Ireland, Ryanair and housebuilder Abbey among the top gainers in Dublin
Anglo trial told accused entered into dishonest scheme
Counsel said it was no defence to say they had been told to do what they did by more senior people in the bank
Irish Life actuary incredulous at €6bn loan to Anglo
Chief actuary at Irish Life Assurance tells court parent company would not have had that sort of money to invest
Anglo auditor was ‘concerned’ about €7.2bn transfer
Four former senior bankers from Anglo and ILP accused of conspiring to mislead investors
Sixty-nine homes repossessed in Dublin city last year
33 others ‘settled prior to repossession’, eight withdrawn and 17 homes ‘pending’
Anglo dealer told regulator how bank was ‘trying to manipulate’ balance sheet
Financial Regulator’s office told: “We have boosted our customer funding number. It’s not a real number.”
Court hears of Anglo Irish Bank ‘back-to-back’ plan
Credit Suisse rejected Anglo invitation to take part in overnight transfer, court told
Former anglo bonds manager says they were ‘all paid off in full’
Executive denies suggestion that bonds issued by the bank in 2008 were ultimately worthless
Former Anglo executive fails to recall ‘widespread jubilation’ over deposits
Witness tells court of ‘constant state of crisis’
Ex-Anglo director saw nothing improper about ILP deposits
Bankder says he was acting under the direction of his former CEO David Drumm
Drumm aware of dishonest €7.2bn Anglo transfers, court told
Ex-bankers plead not guilty to misleading investors
Identity of person in paper trail crucial issue in ‘Slab’ Murphy trial
Lawyers for the prominent republican spoke throughout of ‘a forger afoot in the case’
Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy guilty of tax evasion after 32-day trial
Special Criminal Court ‘satisfied beyond reasonable doubt’ of guilt on all counts
European shares rise with expectation of ECB assistance
Swiss-Irish food group Aryzta finishes day up 6.5 per cent and Volkswagon rallies
€10bn per day withdrawn ahead of guarantee, inquiry told
PWC predicted losses of only €10.6bn for Irish banks
Banking Inquiry told regulation in 2006-2008 ‘not appropriate’
‘It is only reasonable to accept the pre-existing regulatory regime was not fully appropriate’
Limited role of courts in mortgage arrears cases clarified
Supreme Court defines courts’ position on code of conduct on mortgage arrears
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