This from todays SINDO
IL&P faces tough grilling - Irish, Business - Independent.ie
And this from Reuters4. In 2008, Permanent TSB took an €82m bad debt charge on its customer loan book, up more than five-fold on the 2007 figure of just €16m. However, even this increased figure represents a miniscule 0.2 per cent of its total €40bn loan book. With all of the other Irish institutions having written down far larger proportions of their loan books just how realistic was the 2008 Permanent TSB bad debt provision?
5. Permanent TSB is still massively over-dependent on wholesale funding, with loans from other banks representing 67 per cent of its total loan book.
This is by far the highest level for any Irish bank.
With the unconditional government guarantee of bank deposits and bonds set to expire in September 2010, how does the board propose to reduce Permanent TSB's dependence on wholesale funding?
Irish Life to unveil new holding structure-source | Industries | Financial Services & Real Estate | Reuters
DUBLIN, May 10 (Reuters) - Irish Life & Permanent ([COLOR=#0000ff]IPM.I[/COLOR]) will announce this week the creation of a new holding company to house its banking and life insurance businesses, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Sunday.
"The company will clarify its position with respect to it corporate structure," said the source, who declined to be named because the changes will be presented at the group's annual general meeting on Friday.
Irish Life declined to comment.
This has been coming for a while. The scale of the problems in the P have been masked by IL. Looks like there will be another very naughty bank let loose on the street and the pee will be taken.
The only question is who would be daft enough to buy such a bucket of pee and take it off their hands?
However if the worst of the pee was taken over by NAMA then the P would have some residual value and might find a buyer.



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