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“Getting that balance right will be critical to Europe’s economic future.” @brianhayesBPFI highlights the need for smarter regulation to boost Europe’s competitiveness @IrishTimes.👉 Read the full article here:
Brian Hayes: Banks need smarter regulation to boost Europe’s competitiveness
European and Irish banks today are fundamentally different institutions from those that existed before the financial crisis
www.irishtimes.com
We have published the latest figures from the BPFI Mortgage Approvals Report for April 2026, which shows shows that the value of mortgage approvals exceeded €1.5 billion in April, up 3% on the same month last year. Read more 👉https://bpfi.ie/publications/mortgage-approvals-exceeded-1-5bn-in-april/
🚨There's been a recent surge in AI-generated online adverts promoting bogus state-backed investment schemes, according to @FraudSMART, as consumers warned to be on alert. @AnGardSiochana @AgeFriendlyIrl
👉https://bpfi.ie/surge-ai-generated-adverts-promoting-bogus-investment-schemes-fraudsmart/
#investementscams #scamalert
We are delighted that Chris Hayward, Policy Chair, City of London visited our office today for a BPFI working lunch where discussions focused on the Irish EU Presidency & digital finance. In photo: @brianhayesBPFI, Leah Donnelly, BPFI & Chris Hayward, City of London
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BPFI together with its affiliates the Federation of International Banks in Ireland (FIBI) and the Fintech & Payments Association Ireland (FPAI) represents over 120 financial institutions operating on the island of Ireland.