Allied Irish Banks
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Richard Pym will start on 13 October, while the current AIB chairman David Hodgkinson, is due to retire in December
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He once owned 200 newspapers, headed the Heinz corporation and invented Kerrygold but the midas touch has finally failed Tony O'Reilly
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The family homes of 'forgotten victims' of the illegal lending scheme are now at risk, writes Henry McDonald
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Irish prime minister promises inquiry after taped conversation reveals apparent attempt to mislead government into bailout
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Judge says Allied Irish Bank and Bank of Scotland acted carelessly and imprudently for failing to make full inquiries
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Achilleas Kallakis, together with Alex Williams, found guilty of orchestrating Britain's biggest ever mortgage fraud
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More than 15 directors who worked at Allied Irish Banks during financial crisis will be asked to take voluntary pension cut
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The Occupy Movement stormed the corporate headquarters of the Allied Irish Bank in Dublin just hours after it emerged that €1.5bn (£1.27bn) of Irish taxpayers' money was transferred to senior bondholders with the bank
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Allied Irish Banks, rescued by the Irish taxpayer and the international bailout, is to announce 2,500 redundancies on Thursday
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Struggling games retailer given temporary reprieve and cut in lending as banks continue to exert influence, say analysts
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Allegedly fraudulent loans worth £750m led to heavy losses for Allied Irish Bank, which lost £56m and Lloyds Banking Group lost €5.8m
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Ireland's New Beginning is intent on mobilising 250,000 homeowners facing repossession with threat to banks of mortgage strike unless 'sustainable solutions' are found
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A court hears that two accused forged documents to give the illusion of vast wealth as part of an elaborate scam against Allied Irish Banks and Lloyds
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National Asset Management Agency gives David Daly, owner of prestigious New Bond Street store, 48 hours to repay loans before they seek to take over his assets
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Lisa O'Carroll: The latest AIB payout in Ireland will enrage taxpayers who are left picking up the bill for the banking fiasco
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Pre-tax losses less than half figure for previous year as bank fights full nationalisation
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Executive chairman David Hodgkinson blames AIB meltdown on 'collective madness'
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The government-owned lender saw losses quadruple last year to €10.4bn and has said it must cut 2,000 staff from its 14,500-strong workforce
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