Rocky ride for Bank of Ireland
While Bank of Ireland’s problems may not match those of some international banks, it has had a rough week.
While Bank of Ireland’s problems may not match those of some international banks, it has had a rough week.
It may have been a good week to deliver bad news. At a time when some of the world’s biggest financial institutions are collapsing or seeking rescue deals and speculation is mounting about emergency link-ups between Irish institutions, perhaps slashing dividends and flagging a sharp step-up in bad debts don’t seem so bad after...
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