10 Sep Savage Sunday: Today FM 8th September 2013 The panel on this weeks Savage Sunday was Tony Williams, Kate Shanahan and Karl Deeter. The topics were Priory Hall, in particular KBC ... Continue reading
10 Sep Let’s take the emotion out of strategic default (this article originally appeared in the Sunday Business Post on the 8th of September 2013) The term 'strategic default' lacks a defini... Continue reading
09 Sep Newstalk Lunchtime: Jonathan Healy and Karl Deeter on Insolvency Service of Ireland We spoke to Jonathan Healy about the new insolvency service, how it was not going to be possible to determine its success for at least ... Continue reading
19 Aug What banking insiders think of what banks are going to do We got a comment on our site from an ex-banker who heard a radio segment where we were talking about banks and repossessions. We got in... Continue reading
14 Aug More on pseudo-scientific-legalese from Kilkenny Something that was a strong point of (supposed) fact in the meeting at Kilkenny was that mortgage loans now are not called 'mortgage lo... Continue reading
Ireland AM on TV3, Insolvency questions with Sinead Desmond 12th August 2013 We were pleased to go on Ireland AM and talk about a few current issues in the world of finance, the first being that the new Insolvenc... Continue reading
09 Aug The ‘Kilkenny Trust’ that makes mortgage debt disappear There has been talk recently of a group based in Kilkenny who have a method for putting properties beyond the reach of banks. According... Continue reading
06 Aug Talking Point with Sarah Carey: the role of unions, joined by John Moynes, Gerald Flynn & Karl Deeter I had the pleasure (and it was fun I admit) of joining Sarah Carey on talking point on Saturday. The thrust of the show was about union... Continue reading
RTE News: AIB interim results and strategic default, 1st August 2013 reporting by Emma McNamara Continue reading
Property tax paying bondholders? This was something that broke while I was on annual leave, it's really infuriating to see that the property tax which was meant to be a... Continue reading