Alan Dukes News
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In Dublin, the epicenter of Western Europe’s worst housing-market crash, signs of life are emerging for those with access to cash.
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Irish Bank Resolution Corp. Chairman Alan Dukes said the nationalized lender, which has cost 34.7 billion euros to rescue, may return as much as 8 billion euros to the state when it is wound down.
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Former Irish Finance Minister Alan Dukes said the government’s plan to set up a so-called bad bank, known as the National Asset Management Agency, may be the best way to help the financial industry.
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Ireland has a “good” possibility of succeeding in easing conditions on the debt amassed from rescuing the former Anglo Irish Bank Corp., Irish Bank Resolution Corp. Chairman Alan Dukes said.
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Anglo Irish Bank Corp. Chairman Alan Dukes said the nationalized lender lost about 12 billion euros ($16.1 billion) of deposits this year, adding to evidence of an outflow of funds from the country’s financial system.
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Anglo Irish Bank Corp. Chairman Alan Dukes said he believes the country’s banks will need to draw on all 35 billion euros ($46.3 billion) of capital earmarked for lenders as part of Ireland’s international aid package, the Sunday Tribune reported.
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Irish Bank Resolution Corp.’s first- half loss widened as the bank that helped push Ireland into an international bailout raised provisions for bad loans.
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Anglo Irish Bank Corp. Chairman Alan Dukes said the nation’s lenders may need about a further 50 billion euros ($68.2 billion) of capital, more than absorbing a bailout fund for the banks.
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Ireland will today start counting votes in a referendum on the European Union’s fiscal treaty, with opinion polls before the ballot indicating the compact will be passed.
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Anglo Irish Bank Corp. Chairman Alan Dukes said the lender “we’ll do what we are told” on the issue of senior bonds. In a parliamentary hearing in Dublin today, he said it’s a question for the government to decide.
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