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Irish plan for distressed borrowers attracts criticism

Central Banking | 13 May 2013 secure

Central Bank of Ireland encourages cooperation between lenders of secured and unsecured debt to keep distressed borrowers from bankruptcy; Irish League of Credit Unions denounces scheme

Topics: Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, Debt

Central Banks

Central Bank of Ireland annual report sees assets drop and profits rise

Central Banking | 01 May 2013 secure

Topics: Ireland, Patrick Honohan, Eurozone

Payments

Ireland chases €1bn saving with payments overhaul

Central Banking | 25 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, Cheques, Debit cards

Payments

Irish central bank puts 'embarrassing' error on new Joyce coin

Central Banking | 11 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: coins, Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland

Payments

Payment pricing preventing electronic migration in Ireland

Central Banking | 08 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, Cheques

Central Banks

Contribution of Irish financial sector to GDP ‘overstated’

Central Banking | 05 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, GDP

Debt Management

Irish paper finds more spending could help government’s ‘precarious’ finances

Central Banking | 11 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Central Bank of Ireland, Ireland, Eurozone

Monetary Policy

Lagarde sets out case for ECB rate cut and wider use of OMT

Central Banking | 08 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: ECB, European Central Bank, IMF, Christine Lagarde, Ireland, Mario Draghi

Financial Stability

Irish governor hopes SSM can avoid a 'nationalistic backlash'

Central Banking | 11 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Single supervisory mechanism, Patrick Honohan, Ireland

Financial Stability

Ireland passes emergency liquidity restructuring bill

Central Banking | 07 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, ECB

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Irish plan for distressed borrowers attracts criticism

Central Bank of Ireland annual report sees assets drop and profits rise

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