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Friday, October 30, 2015

30/10/15: Repaired Irish Banking: Betting Your House on Corporate Deleveraging

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I have not been tracking more recent changes in Irish banking sector aggregate balance sheets for quite some time now. However, preparing ...

Thursday, July 16, 2015

16/7/15: Ah Shure, matey, de Banks were Solvent... and Still Are...

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You know the meme... "Banks are/were solvent"... It replays itself over and over again, most recently - well, just now - in the ...

Monday, October 31, 2011

31/10/2011: IRL5 banks - no signs of real improvements in September

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Few posts back I looked at the latest data for Irish banking system stability from the CBofI. Here, I complete my analysis by focusing on ...

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Time to dump some bad risk? and ESB's rip-off 'investments'

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EXCLUSIVE: Is it time to let Nationwide sink? Here is an opportunity to show the financial world that we are serious about cleaning up the m...

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