Brian Hayes @brianhayesBPFI@respublicae.eu

RT @aliugurBPFI: Over 13,000 completions in the first half of 2022, highest ever quarterly output @BPFINews

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RT @LouiseBpfi: Thanks to @safeguardingire Advisory Group for a great discussion!@BPFINews

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RT @petermcgBPFI: @centralbank_ie confirms that Irish household deposits have increased considerably before, and during the pandemic. Notwithstanding elevated economic uncertainty, these deposits can act as a buffer against rising inflation (to some extent).

https://www.centralbank.ie/docs/default-source/publications/economic-letters/the-future-of-irish-household-deposits-a-european-perspective.pdf?sfvrsn=1faf971d_5

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RT @Peter150610: Good to catch up with old friends and new at todays Chambers CEO ⁦@ChambersIreland⁩ meeting at ⁦@DkIT_ie⁩ where Brian ⁦@brianhayesBPFI⁩ was our guest speaker with ⁦@paddywmalone⁩ and ⁦@KennethDeery⁩

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RT @petermcgBPFI: Interesting comments by @centralbank_ie Gov in response to @timesireland re: high capital & costs.

1 states there maybe a case for reviewing EU bank rules
2 long-term arrears & not reforming insolvency laws impact cost
3 Politicians could change this
https://www.shorturl.at/

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RT @Paschald: 1/ According to the latest @EU_Commission forecast, the euro area is still expected to grow this year and next - by 2.6% and 1.4% respectively - despite the current exceptionally challenging economic environment.

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RT @seamuscoffey: Figures released with @CSOIreland's residential property price index show the number of first-time buyers continues to grow. In the 12 months to May, there were 15,500 stamp duty filings for FTBs. With self-build & other acquisitions would mean more than 20,000 first-time owners.

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RT @aliugurBPFI: In addition to having significantly higher CET1 ratios, banks in Ireland have much higher RWA densities across different portfolios either by SA or IRB @BPFINews

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RT @BPFINews: @DarraghOBrienTD @permanenttsb @bankofireland @AskAIB Close collaboration between @AIBIreland, @bankofireland and @permanenttsb will see the 3 banks investing a total of €200m in this scheme, matched by a €200m State investment.

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Great launch of #firsthomescheme today ⁦@BPFINews⁩ ⁦@bankofireland⁩ ⁦@AIBIreland⁩ ⁦@permanenttsb⁩ ⁦@DarraghOBrienTD⁩

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RT @m_brosnan: Brian Cody speaking about setting standards. Sound advice.

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RT @seamuscoffey: At €3.6 billion, monthly Corporation Tax in June was the highest June receipts ever. On its own June 2022 was greater than the entire year for 2011 (€3.5bn). And the monthly receipts for June were equivalent to almost €2,000 for every occupied dwelling in the census (1.86m).

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RT @BPFINews: BPFI today launched a nationwide campaign to provide both personal and business customers with detailed information on all the elements they need to consider as they move to a new banking provider. Visit https://t.co/7JA49DubG4 for further information..

https://t.co/koRP9lJhyR

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RT @danobrien20: Multinational investment and job creation in Ireland in recent years have been nothing short of phenomenal. At a time of so much uncertainty, good to see that 2022 is on course to be a record-breaking year for FDI employment growth.
H/T @GBSEconomist

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RT @BPFINews: Today we published our latest mortgage approval report for May 2022.

It’s clear that switching activity has grown sharply in recent months with switching levels at their highest ever recorded since BPFI began collecting this data in 2011.

Full report at https://t.co/kXoSjf00vu

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RT @BPFINews: BPFI together with FIBI were delighted to host a Women in Finance Breakfast to mark the contribution to female leaders across the banking and financial services sector. A keynote speech was delivered by @carinbryans who led JP Morgan’s operations in Ireland for almost 20 years.

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RT @BillyKelleherEU: Great to meet Alexandru and Conor from @nuachtGCM, #Arklow in #Brussels today who took part in and won the Irish section of the 🇪🇺 Money Quiz.

Financial literacy is an essential skill.

👏 Well done on your achievements and hope you enjoy your visit.

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#NED22 looking forward to good discussion ⁦@BPFINews⁩ ⁦@aliugurBPFI⁩ ⁦@EBFeu⁩

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RT @BPFINews: Ruth McCarthy, CEO of @Fexco_cpayments has been appointed Chairperson of @FinPayIrl and will be working with the new FPAI Council to implement an ambitious work programme on priority issues for the fintech sector.

https://t.co/NqPQDBDxDV

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RT @danobrien20: House price inflation slows to a near halt.

Prices up just 0.1% in April compared to March. Looks like the spike caused by pandemic savings has dissipated.

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