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AIB and PTSB, which is 57 per cent taxpayer owned, remained subject to a pay limit after restrictions were lifted at Bank of Ireland in late 2022, following the sale of the State’s last shares ...

A total of €29.4bn was invested in AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB from 2009-2011, all of which had now been recovered, the ministry said.

The €500,000 pay cap was removed for Bank of Ireland shortly after the bank returned to full private ownership in 2022. The State sold a 2.06% stake in AIB at a price of €6.94 per share today.

The Irish government on Monday launched the sale of its remaining shares in AIB Group , one of the country's two dominant lenders it effectively nationalised 15 years ago, Finance Minister Paschal ...

The State is to sell off the remaining shares it holds in AIB, the bank it bailed out during the financial crash. The Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe said it was his intention to exit the ...

It sold a 2.06% stake in the bank at a price of €6.94 ($8.0278) per share, which will generate around €305.3 million upon settlement, the finance ministry said in a statement.

However, the Department of Finance said the State is around 600 million euro above break-even on its 29.4 billion euro bailout in AIB, Bank of Ireland, and PTSB.

Ireland has reduced its shareholding in Allied Irish Banks (AIB) to zero, completing its return of the bank to private ownership after the financial crash. AIB’s exposure to Ireland’s property market ...

STORY: It was part of the euro zone's biggest state rescue.But Ireland has sold its remaining shares in AIB Group, one of the two dominant lenders it effectively nationalised 15 years ago.The ...

Ireland has reduced its shareholding in Allied Irish Banks (AIB) to zero, completing its return of the bank to private ownership after the financial crash. AIB’s exposure to Ireland’s property ...