AIB warns on EU negotiations
ING agreed earlier this week to EU demands that it sell its insurance units to secure approval for a state bailout. The commission is reviewing bailouts to ensure banks that get government money don't have an unfair advantage. AIB, which received €3.5 billion in State funds this year, expects three...
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