Tag Archives: IOU

Bondholders accuse the people of Ireland of a “lack of common decency and fair play”

Posted on June 12, 2011 by

By namawinelake  It was the UK Liberal Democrat MP, John Hemming who finally revealed in the UK parliament three weeks ago that it was Ryan Giggs that was at the heart of the super-injunction/Imogen Thomas story. We might not have … Continue reading →

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The IMF/EU bailout estimates

Posted on January 17, 2011 by

 The IMF/EU bailout : By namawinelake Two months ago as speculation grew about an IMF bailout, there were calculations on here which suggested that any eventual bailout would need be in the €200bn range. And there was no little surprise … Continue reading →

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Central Bank’s IOUs for insolvent Anglo could mean KO for the Irish taxpayer

Posted on December 28, 2010 by

Just in case you missed this article on Dec 26th   Central Bank’s IOUs for insolvent Anglo could mean KO for the Irish taxpayer Central Bank gave ‘exceptional liquidity assistance’ to institutions as money poured out. Eamon Quinn on how the … Continue reading →

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Irish Central Bank liquidity jump from €34bn in October to €44.67bn in November

Posted on December 11, 2010 by

Irish Central Bank.Posted on December 10, 2010 by admin The November financial statement of the Irish Central Bank has just been published (Xcel) Following on from previous work elsewhere, I went straight to the ‘other assets’ section to see how … Continue reading →

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What about the Banks,and their bond payments??

Posted on November 15, 2010 by

BRUSSELS—The first act of Europe‘s sovereign-debt crisis had Greece scrambling to repair its finances before a giant bond redemption drained the state’s coffers. Greece couldn’t find a fix, and had to ask for a €110 billion ($151 billion) bailout from … Continue reading →

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