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PTSB is led by chief executive Eamonn Crowley. The value of the Bawag deal, struck in April, represented an almost 20 per cent discount to PTSB’s reported end-2025 net assets, of just under €2.02 billion.READ MORE.
PTSB said today it will increase deposit rates across a range of its BusinessDeposit Products by up to 0.5% ... PTSB said the increases reflect the bank's commitment to drive competition in the Business ...
PTSB will also lift rates on its demand deposit account, 32-day notice account and a range of fixed-term products by 0.25 per cent ... PTSB is targeting growth in its business banking and SME accounts.
PTSB said today that it is entirely satisfied ... PTSB agreed in April to be sold to Austria's BAWAGGroup for €1.6 billion, with the Government agreeing to sell its stake of 57.5% in the bank for €931m.
PTSB chief executive Eamonn Crowley has said he “did not intend to suggest” last October, as the bank was put up for sale, that there had been no interest in the Government’s 57.5 per cent stake beforehand, as controversy about the sale rumbles on ... .
PTSB chief ... “The department was of the view that the indicative proposal undervalued the Minister’s stake in PTSB and informed PTSB of its decision to reject the proposal,” Harris told the Dáil.
PTSB has proceeded to publish a document for shareholders outlining the expected timing of its €1.6 billion takeover by Austrian group BAWAG... Mr Harris is supportive of BAWAG's takeover offer which has been recommended by the PTSB board.
The High Court has decided to permit an extraordinary general meeting of PTSB to proceed on July 30 which would allow shareholders vote on whether to approve a €1.6 billion takeover of the bank by Austrian group BAWAG.
The Commercial Court has given the go ahead for PTSB to convene a meeting of shareholders for the proposed €1.6 billion sale of the bank to Austrian banking group Bawag. PTSB shareholder Piotr ...
PTSB has told the High Court an application by a prominent shareholder to classify the State as a different type of shareholder in the bank would "torpedo" the timetable for a sale of the company to Austrian bank BAWAG.
PTSB is seeking approval from the High Court for the proposed €1.6 billion sale of the bank to Austrian banking group Bawag ...Brian Kennedy, barrister for Bawag, told the court his client was supportive of the PTSB position.