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Ireland—AIB to return €1.7bn to shareholders, including Irish state

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Published on: 06 March 2024
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Law360: Irish lender AIB said 6 March 2024 that it plans to return €1.7bn to shareholders, including the Irish state, to reduce the government's crisis-era bailout stake in the bank.

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