ECB To Order New Irish Gov’t To Aid Banks

The European Central Bank is expected to tell the new Irish government that it must proceed with an €7 billion ($9.68 billion) injection into AIB, Bank of Ireland and the EBS Building Society, reports Sunday Business Post.

The European Central Bank is expected to tell the new Irish government that it must proceed with an €7 billion ($9.68 billion) injection into AIB, Bank of Ireland and the EBS Building Society. The outgoing government had deferred a decision on the recapitalization until after the recent election. The ECB is also planning on pressing banks to sell assets in the short term in an effort to help stabilize the Irish banking system.

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