P Purple Registered User Messages 14,395 1 Dec 2005 #1 I heard from a friend that two German banks are set to enter the Irish mortgage market and will offer tracker mortgages at 0.5% or less above the ECB base rate but I can’t find any information to back this up. Has anyone else heard this?
I heard from a friend that two German banks are set to enter the Irish mortgage market and will offer tracker mortgages at 0.5% or less above the ECB base rate but I can’t find any information to back this up. Has anyone else heard this?
C CCOVICH Registered User Messages 8,828 1 Dec 2005 #2 The head of Commerzbank didn't seem to keen to enter the Irish mortgage market when interviewed in the Irish Times a few weeks ago.
The head of Commerzbank didn't seem to keen to enter the Irish mortgage market when interviewed in the Irish Times a few weeks ago.
M murphaph Registered User Messages 1,136 2 Dec 2005 #3 You sure that wasn't Danske Bank entering the Irish market through the purchase of NIB?
A asdfg Registered User Messages 1,642 2 Dec 2005 #5 Is this what you are talking about from the Business Post (Refers to UK banks) See [broken link removed] I've read that a german bank is looking at entering the Irish market for those who find it hard to get mortgages competing with GE etc
Is this what you are talking about from the Business Post (Refers to UK banks) See [broken link removed] I've read that a german bank is looking at entering the Irish market for those who find it hard to get mortgages competing with GE etc
M murphaph Registered User Messages 1,136 2 Dec 2005 #6 CCOVICH said: Danske are Danish. Click to expand... Yeah I know, but to someone who's never heard of them 'Danske Bank' might sound a lot like 'Deutsche Bank'. just a thought,
CCOVICH said: Danske are Danish. Click to expand... Yeah I know, but to someone who's never heard of them 'Danske Bank' might sound a lot like 'Deutsche Bank'. just a thought,