AIB posts after tax loss of €741m amid Covid challenges AIB has reported a loss after tax of €741m for the year to the end of December on the back of an expected credit loss ... Business • 8 hrs
More Irish companies reporting environmental emissions More than two thirds of Irish companies that set externally verified climate emissions targets scored a score of at least B- last year, according to ... Business • 04 Mar
Goodbody to be ring-fenced from AIB on pay matters The Minister for Finance says approximately 30 staff members will move from AIB to Goodbody Stockbrokers when the bank completes the purchase of the business. Business • 03 Mar
AIB buys Goodbody Stockbrokers for €138m AIB has announced a deal to buy Goodbody Stockbrokers, which provides wealth management, corporate finance and capital markets services in Ireland. Business • 02 Mar
Four out of five people targeted by fraudsters - AIB New research from AIB has revealed that four in five people in Ireland have been targeted by fraudsters within the last year, having received either ... Business • 22 Feb
AIB sells €600m of non-performing loans to Mars AIB is to sell 4,000 non-performing mortgage loans to Mars Capital Finance, the majority of which are held by owner-occupier customers. Business • 19 Feb
AIB in talks with Ulster Bank over €4 billion loan book AIB has confirmed that it has entered into a non-binding "Memorandum of Understanding" with NatWest to buy a €4 billion Ulster Bank portfolio of performing ... Business • 19 Feb
AIB in talks to acquire €4bn of Ulster Bank loans AIB is looking to acquire €4 billion worth of Ulster Bank's performing corporate and commercial loans following NatWest's decision to withdraw from the Republic of ... Business • 19 Feb
Decision time on Ulster Bank's future draws near This week could be a big one for Ulster Bank's 2,800 employees in the Republic of Ireland, its 1.1m customers, the Irish banking market and ... Business • 13 Feb
AIB and unions begin negotiations over planned job cuts Negotiations have begun between management at AIB and unions representing workers at the lender over its plans to cut its workforce by up to 1,500 ... Business • 10 Feb
Data shows desire to spend on tourism after lockdown New data from AIB shows the willingness of customers to spend in the tourism sector once lockdowns are lifted. Business • 08 Feb
AIB sells 620 mortgage loans to Everyday Finance AIB has sold off a portfolio of mortgage loans in arrears to a Galway-based company, Everyday Finance. Business • 29 Jan
AIB appoints Liston as Head of Corporate Development AIB has today appointed Terence Liston as the bank's new Head of Corporate Development. Business • 07 Jan
Irish manufacturing ends 2020 with stronger expansion The Irish manufacturing sector saw a boost to business in December as firms prepared for the end of the Brexit transition period, according to the ... Business • 04 Jan
5 tips to keep online shoppers safe from fraud AIB is urging consumers shopping online this Christmas to be vigilant and beware of signs of potential fraud as more people are expected to be ... Business • 23 Dec 20
Four Irish firms make global environmental CDP 'A' list Four Irish companies - Kingspan, ESB, AIB and Accenture - have been named on this year's A List by CDP, the EU-funded charity which runs ... Business • 08 Dec 20
AIB to cut 1,500 jobs and vacate three Dublin offices AIB has reaffirmed its plans to cut 1,500 roles at the bank between now and 2023 in an effort to reduce operating costs. Business • 02 Dec 20
Contraction in service sector eased in October - PMI The country's services sector contracted for the second successive month in October but at a softer pace than in September as the country struggles with ... Business • 04 Nov 20
AIB says Q3 performance more resilient than expected AIB said its performance in the third quarter was more resilient than it had expected with positive momentum reported on a quarterly basis. Business • 30 Oct 20
AIB raises €1 billion in green bond issuance AIB has issued a €1 billion green bond for the financing of low-carbon projects - the first for an Irish bank. Business • 23 Sep 20
AIB offers range of new fixed rate mortgages AIB is introducing a new range of Loan-to-Value (LTV) fixed rate mortgages, which will see the bank offer a range of fixed price points for ... Business • 14 Sep 20
AIB extends free contactless card transactions Personal current account customers at AIB will continue to be able to carry out contactless payments for free, after the bank extended its decision not ... Business • 04 Sep 20
Card spend in hotels, pubs rises on staycation drive New research shows that the average domestic card transaction in the hospitality sector is up this year as consumers spend their holiday time in Ireland ... Business • 19 Aug 20
Caution the watchword as banks accentuate the positive Irish people have a complicated relationship with their banks, coloured mainly by the fact that we pumped so much money into keeping them functioning just ... Business • 09 Aug 20
AIB's chief operating office set to leave the bank AIB's group's chief operating officer Tomás O'Midheach has tendered his resignation to the bank's board, triggering the six month notice period in his contract. Business • 30 Jul 20
