Bank of Ireland

Bank of Ireland has appointed Niamh Marshall as chair of the audit committee with effect from 1 April; she succeeds Richard Goulding, who will retire on 31 March. Hans van der Noordaa will take over as chair of the remuneration committee on 1 May, replacing Ian Buchanan, who will step down on 30 April. Both appointments follow upcoming retirements and were disclosed in accordance with the listing rules of Euronext Dublin and the London Stock Exchange. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Bank of Ireland is launching a share buyback programme worth €530m to purchase its own shares and reduce outstanding stock. The programme represents a significant return of capital to shareholders and reflects active management of the capital base of Irish institutions. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Bank of Ireland reported strong net interest income of €3.2bn for Q4/2025 and 7% growth in fee income, driven by the Wealth and Insurance division. The bank increased investment in digitalisation, which, together with wage inflation, pushed operating costs up 3%. The CET1 ratio was 15.1% after distributions and capital generation amounted to 270 basis points for the year. Despite the positive metrics, the share fell 3.77%, apparently due to investor concerns about rising costs and geopolitical risks. » Więcej na de.investing.com