PTSB said it has managed to free up about €100 million of capital after the Central Bank approved its application to give the bank relief on the risk profile on its mortgage book ... Still, PTSB said that ...
Mortgage lender PTSB is reducing interest rates by close to half a percentage point on some of its fixed-rate loans, with both new and existing customers set to benefit ... Would Simon Harris accept a Vienna bank stake to sell PTSB?.
PTSB said today it will cut its fixed-rate mortgage products by up to 0.45% ...Last week PTSB announced an interest rate of 2.99% and reductions of up to 0.56% on its HomeEnergy Upgrade Loans.
The Swiss investment bank puts a potential bid price of €1.83 billion on PTSB, or about €3.35 per share. That is about 11 per cent higher than PTSB’s ...The Government owns a 57 per cent stake in PTSB.
Austrian bank Bawag, hotly tipped as a bidder for PTSB, would most likely fund a potential offer through cash and shares, according to investment bank UBS... The UBS note highlighted the need for a ratcheting up of cost-cutting at PTSB.
PTSB has announced it is reducing its variable interest rates for loans to homeowners under the State-backed retrofitting HomeEnergy Upgrade Loan Scheme ... PTSB said the rate reductions, which range up ...
Vienna-based lender Bawag’s hotly-tipped bid interest in PTSB has been given a boost by reports that the banking group is in talks to buy Finance Ireland for as much as €300 million, according to industry sources and analysts.
As Joe Brennan reports, PTSB is seeking have a ... It is among a small number of dormant tracker cases that PTSB has been seeking to employ a landmark 2025 Supreme Court judgment to bring to an end.
PTSB is seeking to have a tracker mortgage case struck out by the High Court next week, after settling a wave of related litigation – including with the financial services ombudsman – before putting itself up for sale in late 2025.
However, PTSB stole the spotlight ... More action lies ahead in 2026, with a potential PTSB deal, a long-awaited new mortgage entrant and a looming reckoning for Bank of Ireland over the UK car loans saga among five key themes set to unfold. PTSB sale.
PTSB has agreed a deal with Irish modular building company BuildWright to provide mortgages for their new modular homes, which offer customers a near turnkey home constructed in about just six months.
PTSB and its advisers are on track to call on parties circling the bank to submit firm expressions of interest by the end of January, in order to determine whether to push the process into a binding bidding round, according to industry sources.
The sale of PTSB is set to step up a notch in January with the bank and its advisers on track to call on parties circling the bank to submit firm expressions of interest by the end of the month. Joe Brennan reports ... Joe Brennan reports. READ MORE ... .