Permanent TSB

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Lender holds 16.6% stake in Permanent TSB

Credit Suisse reported client outflows of €64 billion in first quarter

Mapping Ireland’s Bank Closures: More than a third of bank branches have closed since 2008 and the future seems likely to hold more of the same

FTSE 100 falls after another surprisingly strong UK inflation reading

Ironically, consumers are losing out in part because they already have too much money on deposit at banks

About 85 per cent of accounts open at start of last year closed or inactive at the end of March

Central Bank figures find Ireland had third lowest rates in euro zone but only because savers are subsidising borrowers

Survey suggests mood is improving but cost of living crisis and housing still major problems

The Iseq gave back 1 per cent, dragged lower by tourism and building materials stocks

The Iseq was up by slightly more than 0.1% in a volume-light session in Dublin

With contagion appearing to be contained for now, investor jitters eased

Sense of calm returns to markets following a week of turbulence

Deutsche Bank leads sell off across Europe

Banking stocks were in the spotlight again with financials giving back some of their gains

Dublin-based building services company now plans to increase turnover by 30% and grow staff to more than 100

But decision to burn Credit Suisse bondholders raises prospect of higher borrowing costs

UBS agreed to buy its rival late on Sunday after a frantic week

The Iseq index gave back almost all of Thursday’s 2.3 per cent

Traders in Dublin say Thursday was a ‘day of two halves’ amid late session rally

Turbulence on stock markets once more as investors fear contagion from collapse of Silicon Valley Bank

Price comparison website Bonkers.ie says moves by lenders to hike rates will lead to a fall in property prices

Q&A: Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has increased the odds of a US recession, with consequences for a small, open economy like Ireland

AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB have seen combined €3.66 billion wiped off their value

Irish bank shares slump in line with European lenders

Borrowers who have received loan offers have until April 17th to close on current rates

Depositors have hardly benefited from the ECB’s interest rate hikes

Irish lenders lead the Iseq Overall Index lower, reflecting swooning financial sector across Europe

Softer jobless claims figures on Thursday set the stage for Friday’s monthly jobs report

Move marks third fixed-term mortgage rate increase by bank since ECB started to hike official borrowing costs last July

Iseq rises, supported by Smurfit Kappa and AIB

Results come as bank is transformed after buying Ulster Bank assets

Lender is in process of withdrawing from market in the Republic

Shares in engineering giant Rolls Royce climbed 23%, pushing up aviation and auto stocks

Subdued Dublin outperforms Europe

Banking stocks rise as full-year results come into focus

Lender on track to report as much as a €400 million accounting gain

Some 78,000 new accounts opened with other banks by end of January, up 40%

Group said the redress and compensation process related to the tracker mortgage scandal has now largely concluded

The Iseq index, up by about 0.3%, traded in line with its European peers