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Shadow banks put Ireland at risk as rates rise, says UK research firm

Shadow banks have come under increasing financial pressure in recent months due to interest rate rises, potentially putting Ireland at risk of a mini-crisis in the funds sector, according to UK research firm Capital Economics.

Irish Independent

Central Bank does not want powers to stop vulture funds charging sky-high mortgage rates

THE Central Bank has told the Minister for Finance it does not want powers to cap the interest rates that vulture funds can charge mortgage holders.

Irish Independent

Central Bank chief wants TDs to ban crypto advertising to young people

Cryptocurrency advertising targeted at young people should be banned, the Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland told TDs and senators today.

Irish Independent

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Central Bank payroll to top €200m amid rising economic uncertainty

The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) is set to increase its payroll by 4pc to more than €200m under a budget approved by the bank’s board in November, representing more than half of the bank’s planned operating expenditure.

Irish Independent

Property prices rise in tandem with loan rate increases – and that is before ECB’s new hike

House prices continue to rise in tandem with mortgage rate hikes, pushing the prospect of buying a home farther away for thousands of people.

Irish Independent

Mortgage rates fell below Eurozone average in October but have since jumped

MORTGAGE rates in this country fell to a new record low in October, Central Bank figures show.

Irish Independent

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Central Bank ‘throws families to the wolves’

AROUND 100,000 mortgages sold to vulture funds are now being hit by some of the highest mortgage rate hikes in the country.

Irish Independent

Irish growth rate keeps the eurozone from slipping into contraction

Irish multinational activity buoyed the eurozone economy in the third quarter, leading to a slight uptick in growth.

Irish Independent

ECB may need to keep on hiking rates next year to dampen growth with ‘restrictive’ policy

INTEREST rates need to rise by at least half a percentage point in December, the Central Bank of Ireland governor has said.

Irish Independent

ECB may need to dampen growth with ‘restrictive’ interest rates

Interest rates need to rise by at least half a percentage point in December, the Central Bank governor has said.

Irish Independent

More than 11,000 tech jobs have vanished in just three months – but it’s not all bad news

The real story of threats to tech jobs is starting to emerge. Despite a wave of job losses, the tech glass is definitely half full rather than half empty. CSO figures show that 11,000 jobs in the IT and computer sector were lost in the three months to the end…

Irish Independent

Central Bank investigating Goodbody as part of probe into potential market abuse failings

Pay to ‘key management personnel’ at Goodbody Stockbrokers last year more than doubled to €8.1m as the business was readied for sale to AIB while the business is now being investigated by the Central Bank, newly filed accounts show.

Irish Independent

Central Bank chief Gabriel Makhlouf calls for tighter rules in fund sector

The governor of the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has called for tighter regulation of “hidden leverage” in the funds sector to prevent major financial shocks caused by too much borrowing.

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Central Bank could take action to delay withdrawal of Ulster Bank and KBC

Ireland’s Central Bank Governor has indicated that it could take measures to delay the withdrawal of two banks from the Irish market as customers face difficulties in making the switch to new providers.

Irish Independent

Makhlouf calls for overhaul of funds rules to prevent panics

The governor of the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has called tighter regulation of “hidden leverage” in the funds sector to prevent major financial shocks caused by too much borrowing.

Irish Independent

Home buyers warned of ‘financial distress’ if they stretch to new mortgage limits

Home buyers are being warned that rising interest rates mean they are more likely to get into financial distress if they push themselves to new mortgage limits.

Irish Independent

Mark Cassidy named to Central Bank financial stability position

The Central Bank has appointed chief economist Mark Cassidy as its new director of financial stability following his recent stint as acting deputy governor.

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Housing expert says Ireland is 'broken' in grim assessment of situation

He claimed renters are 'living in fear' and a whole generation can't afford to buy 'a home of their own'

Irish Independent

Explainer: Buyers, builders or banks? Who will benefit from mortgage lending changes

The Central Bank has announced big changes to its mortgage lending rules, the first alterations to the measures since they were introduced seven years ago.

Irish Independent

Loosening mortgage rules so homebuyers can borrow more will push up house prices, admits Central Bank boss

The governor of the Central Bank has admitted the changes to mortgage lending limits will lead to a rise in house prices .

Irish Independent

Central Bank governor backs mortgage rule change which will push up house prices

The Central Bank of Ireland governor has defended a move to ease mortgage lending rules, which he said will have a “modest” increase on house prices.

Irish Independent

Mortgage rule changes: first-time buyers can borrow four times salary and 20pc deposit dropped for movers

The Central Bank has made a number of changes to its mortgage lending rules that are set to impact first-time buyers and movers.

Irish Independent

Why the Central Bank decided to ease mortgage lending rules now and what it means for first-time buyers

The Central Bank’s decision to ease strict mortgage lending rules was made against the backdrop of rising interest rates and squeezed supply.

Irish Independent

Central Bank set to relax mortgage lending rules

STRICT lending rules for those taking out a mortgage are to be eased.

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