I was asked by a colleague in the UK to provide an overview of the Irish mortgage market, he has often advised the Bank of England in t...

Our firm are witnessing a conundrum in the market which is causing both clients and the broker a huge amount of heartache. It is that ...

If the State can't organise a bailout effectively then what hope have they of running a bank? A simple and yet profound question: if th...

Only a two days ago I wrote about the Bank of England considering a move to the lowest interest rate in the history of their central ba...

The Euribor 3 month money is at 2.822% which means the margin on interbank money is now at 0.322% (the current base rate is 2.5%) over ...

It is 2009 and one of the things we need to look at (at least from the mortgage market perspective) is the availability of credit. Many...

There are generally two strands to monetary stimulus, firstly there are interest rates, and then there is the actual money supply. We'l...

The banking bailout has come along, as many of us always thought it would, in the form of a (potential) €10 billion Euro package. An an...

The falling interest rates are heralded by consumers of Irish mortgage companies as a godsend - well, for the clients of the Irish bank...

With the news coming out daily about prime lenders facing higher and higher impairment charges it begs the question of who will do bett...

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