Permanent TSB chairman to step down from role next year
Robert Elliott leaving after six years, with process to find a successor under way
PTSB must deal with non-performing loans before it can pay dividend, CEO says
Financial institution increases new mortgage lending by 61 per cent in first quarter
PTSB chairman leaves but issues remain for mortgage holders
Alan Cook moves on while chief executive Jeremy Masding is making the tough calls
PTSB’s viability as an independent entity must be questioned
A small bank in a small market, PTSB punches below its weight in new lending
PTSB chief gets raise: Jeremy Masding’s total pay up 11% to €502,000
Increase of 6% in salary to €425,000 still leaves remuneration within Government cap
UK lawyer Robert Elliott to be next chairman of Permanent TSB
Elliott succeeds Alan Cook who is retiring from 75% State-owned bank after six years
Permanent TSB chief operating officer Toby Clements quits
Bank plans shake-up of executive committee responsible for day-to-day management
What does 2017 hold for the Irish banking sector?
Investors may get dividends again, AIB may float and there may be more loans advanced
Ex-Permanent TSB chief executive got no extra compensation
Bank says David Guinane’s High Court action was struck out without order being made
Former PTSB chief claims €866,000 redundancy owed
David Guinane failed to secure his old post when bank was recapitalised by the State
Permanent TSB chairman to retire from board in March
Alan Cook was appointed to role at height of crisis in 2011
PTSB between a rock and a hard place with mortgages
AIB’s latest cut is estimated to reduce PTSB’s net income by €30 million a year
Titters at PTSB meeting but bank’s problems no laughing matter
Analysis: Anger in the air as bank accused of ‘trickery’ and ‘fleecing’ customers
Permanent TSB issues ‘full and frank apology’ to shareholders
Chairman Alan Cook says ‘good progress’ on mortgage redress programme
McGann joins ranks of Ireland’s top-paid non-executives
Paddy Power Betfair will pay chairman Gary McGann €450,000 this year
No bonuses or long-term incentives from PTSB in 2015
Chief executive Jeremy Masding received €452,000 in remuneration last year
Seen & Heard: Paddy Power merger could lead to job cuts
Celtic Tiger revenue rates, and Microsoft’s warning over Irish universities standards
State to retain majority ownership of Permanent TSB
PTSB to reveal details of fundraising plan in “next few weeks”
Investors vent anger at PTSB variable interest rate
Chairman Alan Cook takes some heavy blows from irate investors
Permanent TSB shareholders must prep for vote
Purpose of most of the resolutions is to facilitate plan to raise €525m in new capital
State to hire financial consultants to advise on options for bank shareholdings
Potentially lucrative appointments expected to attract international attention
PTSB likely to take legal action on mortgage arrears cases
Bank says it is still a long way from repossessions and has worked out arrangements with many
Permanent TSB ‘turning a corner’ as loans division returns to profit
€100m of loans approved already this year, with €70m drawn down
Booing, slow hand-claps, shouts of fury – Permanent TSB’s Cook feels the heat
Analysis: There was fury at Minister for Finance’s proxy vote against an adjournment at a fractious agm
Permanent TSB chief says mortgage debt write offs will be applied in some cases
Masding says 9,200 customers in mortgage arrears are now on a “treatment” plan
Directors agree 10% cut in fees at Permanent TSB targets
Move designed to show solidarity with staff who are losing defined benefit pension scheme
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