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New Ireland boss to leave BoI group

Michael Murphy oversaw substantial growth in pensions and life insurance division in seven years at the helm

Bank of Ireland ups net interest income guidance on back of higher interest rates

The lender said Irish net lending, excluding acquisitions, was up €1.3 billion, supported by strong performance in mortgage lending

Bank of Ireland had ‘no role’ in sending gardaí to ATMs in withdrawals rush

Lender says it has written to all customers after some were able to transfer up to €1,000 which they did not have in their account

Banks to defend sector’s ‘balanced approach’ in the face of ECB rate hikes

Dáil finance committee to meet with main lenders to discuss impact of increased interest rates on consumers

Conall MacCoille appointed group chief economist at Bank of Ireland

MacCoille will take up the role next month

Bank of Ireland chief apologies after IT system failure “damaged” trust in the bank

Myles O’Grady, the chief executive of Bank of Ireland, said the bank’s significant technology outage this week had damaged its reputation

New chief financial officer from Bank of Ireland gives Davy gender balance on management team

Transition of Karena O’Sullivan from Bank of Ireland is viewed by industry sources as an attempt by the bank to gain a toehold in the operational running of the firm

Bank of Ireland reports half year profit of €1 billion

New lending in Ireland of €5.2 billion was up 20 per cent

Lorcan Allen: Bank of Ireland set to rival AIB with bumper profits fuelled by price hikes

Irish banks’ profitability is predicted to return to Celtic Tiger levels overall this year and shareholders are gearing up for a cash bonanza

Bank of Ireland appoints Susan Russell as head of Retail Ireland

More than 4,000 employees work at the bank’s Retail Ireland division

Bank of Ireland performing ‘balancing act’ over deposit increases and mortgage rates – Myles O’Grady

Lender’s chief executive tells AGM he is considering ‘cost of living challenges’ when deciding whether to pass on ECB rate hikes to customers in the form of more expensive mortgages

Post Script: Strangely quiet at BoI; rare sighting of drinks guru; CarTrawler sale; British bet

The Business Post takes a look at the scenes behind the stories

Commercial property prices could fall 23 per cent in the next two years, Bank of Ireland warns

Economic modelling carried out by Bank of Ireland has found that commercial property prices in Ireland could fall by 15 per cent this year and 8 per cent in 2024 in a worst case scenario for the market

Bank of Ireland targets higher dividend despite drop in profits

While the lender was hit with an impairment charge, it said 2022 was an exceptional year for the group

Bank of Ireland on a high, but now analysts wait to see what O’Grady says

Chief executive Myles O’Grady will be facing pressure from investors to increase dividends to shareholders – and will also be looking to cut costs, boost the bank’s green credentials and improve the gender balance of the leadership team

Senior bankers turn to union as negotiations over move to Davy stall

It is understood that Bank of Ireland plans to transfer up to 30 private client managers from its in-house wealth management unit to Davy, but the move is not going smoothly

O’Grady foresees ‘great outcomes’ as he takes over at the helm of Bank of Ireland

Ensuring the smooth transfer of KBC Bank and Ulster Bank customers to Bank of Ireland and integrating a €9 billion KBC mortgage loan book are just some of the items on Myles O’Grady’s in-tray as he becomes BoI’s new chief executive

Bank of Ireland confirms O’Grady as new chief executive

The appointment of the bank’s former chief financial officer was widely expected after O’Grady left Musgrave Group in October 2022

Banks at a ‘competitive disadvantage’ due to salary cap, says Francesca McDonagh

The ‘normalisation of operations’ is vital to the ‘sustainability of the indigenous banking sector’ according to the Bank of Ireland chief executive