Bank Of Ireland Share Discussion Threads

[banj] 28/1/2015 21:40

@BrendaKelly_IG: Bank of Ireland shares down 10.59% YTD. Currently testing 2 year up trend. Prev support at 26c. $BKIR

[kemorkid] 28/1/2015 16:18

What the hell is going on with the share price

[muckshifter] 28/1/2015 08:55

True, but most of those posting here probably bought them with £ sterling!

[thecynical1] 28/1/2015 08:34

the share is quoted in Euro...... : )

[thecynical1] 27/1/2015 14:59

RNS.......do they know something we don't?

[cricklewood] 26/1/2015 08:24

Give it a day or so for the fallout from Greece to blow over. Futures all down.

[hunter321] 23/1/2015 17:30

What's the story here today?

[kemorkid] 20/1/2015 10:02

I wonder what effect if any, ECB stim package will have on Irish bank shares?.

[kemorkid] 19/1/2015 16:33

Read the top article red."Bank of Ireland UK plans push into current accounts"

[red army] 19/1/2015 16:27

What are we supposed to be reading????

[gabyg] 14/1/2015 10:30

Good find KK, finding it hard to breakout of 30cent range at the moment

[shareho1der] 12/1/2015 18:37

www.rte.ie/news/2015/0112/671895-state-banks-aib-boi-ptsb/

[cricklewood] 12/1/2015 18:34

The Government is planning to sell Allied Irsh Banks and has hired investment bank Goldman Sachs to advise it.

If economic conditions continue to improve, Mr Noonan believes that the €29.4bn pumped into AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB since the banking crisis could be returned to the state.

A total of €64bn was pumped into the banks since the sector collapsed.

Mr Noonan added that the current government invested just under €18bn in the three viable banks.

"If economic and trading conditions continue to improve over the next decade or so, the cash returned to the State combined with the value of any remaining shareholding may exceed the funds invested," Mr Noonan said in an opinion piece, written in the Irish Times,

While it is planning to get the cost of bailing out AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB, this would leave the taxpayer cost of Anglo Iriish Bank and Irish Nationwide at €35bn.

A move to either float or sell a stake in AIB will come later this year and will be key to recouping the cost of bailing out that bank, Mr Noonan said.

Already €5bn has been returned to Government coffers from the sale of stakes in Bank of Ireland and Irish Life.

If conditions continue to improve, Mr Noonan believes that the €29.4bn pumped into AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB since the banking crisis could be returned to the state.

Mr Noonan said that, at a minimum, the €18bn invested in the three remaining banks could be recouped.

However, that means the €35bn pumped into Anglo and Nationwide is lost.

And there was no mention of the Government getting money back through EU investment funds - that kind of retrospective bank debt deal was widely flagged in the past.

[cricklewood] 12/1/2015 17:27

hxxp://www.rte.ie/news/2015/0112/671895-state-banks-aib-boi-ptsb/

[kemorkid] 09/1/2015 13:05

Trading in such a narrow range here of late-all mm,s still on Hols?

[banj] 22/12/2014 22:21

Rating Action: Moody's upgrades deposit ratings of Bank of Ireland UKGlobal Credit Research - 22 Dec 2014London, 22 December 2014 -- Moody's Investors Service has today upgraded the deposit ratings of Bank of Ireland (UK) Plc (BoI UK) to Ba2 from B1 following the change in the bank's baseline credit assessment (BCA) to ba2 from b1 (D from E+ BFSR). Short-term deposit ratings have been affirmed at Not-Prime. The action follows the change of its parent, Bank of Ireland's (BoI) BCA to ba2 from b1 (D from E+ BFSR).Moody's has maintained the alignment of the BCAs of both entities given the high level of integration between BoI and BoI UK.The outlook on the long-term deposit ratings remains stable underpinned by the bank's stabilising asset quality, sound funding profile, adequate capital levels and improving profitability trend.

[docdave2] 22/12/2014 15:42

In the UK I should add. In Ireland it's a 10cent spread, which is still big enough!!

[docdave2] 22/12/2014 15:41

What's going on with the market maker having a 50cent spread.... Is he broke or just have a very very long lunch!!??