Company Watch: Relief at last for McDonagh as BoI turns around its fortunes
An interim management statement showed BoI’s business in a healthier state than anticipated, with net interest income unexpectedly on a par with the same period last year.
It’s not so long ago that Bank of Ireland faced a myriad of challenges with Covid-19 affecting its business, rivals snapping up revenue-generating opportunities and political hand-wringing over its branch closures.
But over the past month or so, the outlook for Francesca McDonagh, the bank’s chief executive, has significantly improved – as underlined by the lender’s first quarter market update published last Friday.
The interim management statement showed BoI’s business in a healthier state than ...