Photo: AlmazUK. Shares of Bank of Ireland (NYSE:IREBY) were pounded during the financial crisis as the Irish mortgage market collapsed revealing just how overexposed the Irish financial giant was. But more recently, Bank of Ireland shares have been rallying on the back of positive news.
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Pat Butler held the position of Non-Executive Director at Bank of Ireland (Governor & Company of the) at the time of this trade. Fiona Muldoon held the position of Non-Executive Director at Bank of Ireland (Governor & Company of the) at the time of this trade.
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Government shares. In addition to its ownership of Bank of Ireland common stock, the Irish government also received 1.8 billion euros in B of I preferred shares as part of the bailout of the Irish lender. The preferred shares come with two disadvantages for the bank.
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“The recent sell-off in Bank of Ireland shares presents an opportunity to buy into an industry-leading franchise where profitability will start to be driven” by its main business, namely lending money, said equity analyst Darren McKinley.
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Bank of Ireland shares are now down 26% and Permanent TSB has slumped even more. But Merrion Capital yesterday argued that, following Bank of Ireland’s full-year presentation this week, the rout in the lender’s shares has been overdone.
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London South East Users info for Bank Of Ireland. Users who watch BKIR also watch: Lloyds, Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays, Gulf Keystone Petroleum, Taylor Wimpey, BP, Victoria Oil & Gas, Tesco. Users who hold BKIR also hold: Lloyds, Barclays, Vodafone, Royal Bank of Scotland, Tesco, Taylor Wimpey, BP, Aviva, Glaxosmithkline, HSBC.
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Company Overview. Bank of Ireland (Governor & Company of the) is in the banks sector and is currently trading at € 0.24 per share. In the last year Bank of Ireland (Governor & Company of the)'s share price has ranged from € 0.16 to € 0.27 and brokers are currently rating this stock as 'neutral'. 1 Day1 Month6 Month1 Year3 Year5 Year.
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Tweets by @talkToBOI. Bank of Ireland is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. In the UK, Bank of Ireland is authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland and the Prudential Regulation Authority and subject to limited regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority.
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Bank of Ireland trades on 0.85 times book value and 9.4 times our forecast 2016 earnings — lowered by 4% due to currency impact. “We expect 15% earnings growth in 2016 and a reversal in the recent sterling weakness would see earnings revised up again.”.
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Share Discussion for Bank Of Ireland (BKIR) https://www.theguardian.com/business/2013/mar/24/farewell-fsa-bleak-legacy-light-touch-regulator. They have nothing to be high and mighty about! The failures in the UK regulatory system were astounding...
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The bank of Ireland share is € 0.24 per share. The share price of the Bank of Ireland is €0.24 per share.