Ireland - ACC bank to review operations in light of economic conditions

Wed, Apr 29, 2009

Media speculation suggests that ACC Bank, which is owned by dutch Rabobank, is reviewing its operations in light of the current economic climate.

ACC Bank, which had a large exposure to the construction sector, incurred a loss of €244 million in 2008 after writing off bad loans of €373 million.

This was an increase of almost €300 million, reflecting the sharp economic deterioration. The bank had carried out a detailed review of its loan book, particularly its exposure to construction and property.

 

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