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After we all suffered cutbacks to pay for the casino banks like Anglo Irish to the state owned Allied Irish Bank AIB.
Should we the people not have a say how it is sold and we get our money back?
Noonan says AIB should be sold?

Look what happened to Bank of Ireland, President Trumps mate Wilbur Ross made a fortune on the backs of Irish people!


Noonan says AIB shares are now doing well and is time to sell!

Really! I am not a share dealer or a gambler but does this graph of aib shrae price in last years look like now is the best or anytime to sell?
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AIB is the first of the Irish banks to restart the payment of dividends since 2008 as it today proposed a €250m dividend, while it also said it was ready for its stock market flotation this year.

The last time the bank was in a position to announce a dividend was in summer 2008, just months before the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

AIB, which is 99% owned by the Government, reported pre-tax profits of €1.7 billion for the year to the end of December.

This was down from pre-tax profits of €1.9 billion in 2015 as a result of writing back far fewer of its remaining provisions for bad loans. Its writebacks for 2016 totalled €294m compared to almost €1 billion in 2015.

In its results statement, AIB said its impaired loans reduced to €9.1 billion, down about €4 billion since December 2015 and from €29 billion in 2013.

The bank said the 2016 profits were driven by a strong sustainable business performance, the provision writebacks and once-off benefits including the proceeds of the sale of its stake in Visa Europe.

AIB said it saw €12.9 billion in new lending approvals to customers with €8.7 billion drawn down.

However, it noted that UK new lending was negatively impacted by uncertainty around the Brexit vote in the UK.

In Ireland, the bank said that mortgage lending was up 22%, personal lending rose by 36% and business lending grew by 9%.

AIB's chief executive Bernard Bernard Byrne said that 2016 was another milestone year for AIB Group.

"Our strong financial performance and robust capital base support our proposed dividend of €250m to ordinary shareholders. This reflects our sustainable profitability, strong capital generation and focus on delivering for shareholders and customers," Mr Byrne said.




"The bank is now ready for an IPO, when market conditions permit and the Minister decides. With a market leading franchise, strong customer focus and investment in digital, AIB Group is well placed to continue to support our customers and the growing Irish economy," the CEO added.

Chairman Richard Pym said the proposed dividend has been set at a level which the board feels "is sustainable and offers prospects for growth".



AIB's main rival, Bank of Ireland last week delayed restarting its dividend payments until next year. Ulster Bank, which is owned by Royal Bank of Scotland, announced the resumption of payments to its parent company late last year.

AIB's core tier one capital ratio - a measure of financial strength - increased sharply to 15.3% at the end of 2016 from 13.7% three months earlier.

Last year, the Government pushed back the timetable for selling a 25% stake in AIB, citing unfavourable market conditions.

But Finance Minister Michael Noonan said last month that rising bank share prices suggested it might get the value needed.

He has raised the possibility of launching an initial public offering as early as May, or during another possible window in the third quarter.

Mr Noonan said today that the bank's results confirm the view that 2017 represents an appropriate time to consider an IPO of AIB.

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Wilbur ross Irish banks carpet bagging

Have we not learned anything?
Irish bank Robbery. Largest ever Irish state bank robbery.

Boycott the Bank of Ireland

or this from feb 2013
AIB Bank state bank private share sale scam scheme - the next giveaway we have all paid for

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