Legal News (Banking & Financial Services)

In April of this year the High Court ruled on a certain questions arising out of claims related to losses sustained by investors in the Belfry property funds promoted by Allied Irish Banks in the early to mid-2000’s.

The Central Bank Variable Rate Mortgages Bill passed the initial legislative stage in the Oireachtas on 18 May 2016 and will now move to committee stage for further discussion.

In the second of a three-part series on successful debt disposal, Michael Hanley and John Glynn outline some of the key considerations when preparing for sale.

With the market for property assets moving into a new phase, some investors are formulating their exit strategies. In the first of a three-part series on successful disposal, Michael Hanley and John Glynn outline the key prerequisites for ensuring capacity to sell.

What proofs does a bank need for summary judgment against defaulting borrowers? Matthew Austin outlines a clarification by the Court of Appeal.