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– Loss of of $13bn deposits forces resort to state aid – Loans from ECB have tripled to €27bn since June

Ireland’s financial woes deepened today after its second largest bank revealed that an enormous outflow of funds during the year had tripled its reliance on central bank funding.

During a day of feverish speculation over the size of the bailout being negotiated by the Irish government with the EU and International Monetary Fund, Allied Irish Bank reported that its dependence on “monetary authorities” had risen to €27bn (£23bn) from below €10bn in June.

The bank admitted it was increasingly reliant on central bank funding after suffering €13bn of outflows this year, matching the large loss of funds reported earlier by the country’s largest bank, Bank of Ireland. In a gloomy statement, the bank, which is now more than 90% state-owned, said: “The outlook in our markets is uncertain with additional stress likely from the implementation of the Irish and UK budgets. We are carefully and thoroughly assessing these impacts and market conditions.”

Irish ministers and officials from the EU and IMF began talks today over a possible €100bn bailout that would secure government debts, which have rocketed since it agreed to underwrite the country’s five main banks.

Ministers, including the prime minister Brian Cowen, have consistently maintained the country remains solvent and self financing. But last week interest rates on Irish government debt jumped to record levels on fears that the banking sector’s debts would overwhelm the state’s finances next year.

Investors fear a government programme of spending cuts and tax rises will accelerate the number of households and businesses reporting bad debts in 2011, which in turn will hit the banks.

Amid speculation that EU and IMF officials were prepared for protracted negotiations after allegedly booking a suite of rooms at a five-star Dublin hotel for the next three weeks, concern grew that the price of Ireland’s bailout would be a loss of control over its tax rates and budget.

Finance minister Brian Lenihan denied rumours that he was preparing to raise Ireland’s much cherished corporation tax rate of 12.5% to nearer the EU average as the price of loans and guarantees from the EU and IMF. His position was undermined by central bank governor Patrick Honohan, who broke ranks in an interview with broadcaster RTE to say he expected a deal to go ahead. “The expectation is that negotiations will be effective and a loan will be made available and drawn down as necessary,” he said.

“The ECB would not send large teams if they didn’t believe first of all that this was something they could agree to … that there is a programme that is fully acceptable to them that could be designed and that is likely to be accept to Irish government and Irish people.”

Cowen defended his government’s decision to underwrite the banks, insisting it was the only sensible route to prevent a collapse in confidence and a devastating bank run.

But Eamon Gilmore, the leader of the opposition Labour party, said Ireland had suffered the darkest week in its history since the Civil War nearly 90 years ago.

The pressure group Debt and Development Coalition Ireland (DDCI), which was formed in the aftermath of the financial crisis, argued that the IMF had frustrated efforts to deliver justice and failed the poorest people in countries around the world.

Nessa Ní Chasaide, DDCI co-ordinator, said: “The notion that the IMF is needed to promote ‘tough love’ in crisis situations, whether in impoverished countries or in Ireland, is deeply misleading, as governments must first and foremost account to their citizens when making decisions that will affect their everyday lives.

“Since joining the IMF in 1957, Ireland has stood by as the IMF impoverished countries around the world. As Ireland and other eurozone countries now face a similar prospect, it is high time to end the undue and damaging influence of such an undemocratic financial institution.”

Irish lenders have become more reliant on European Central Bank funding after being frozen out of wholesale markets. The amount of ECB loans to the country’s banks rose 7.3% from the previous month to €130bn in October, according to Ireland’s central bank.

AIB’s deposits fell from €74bn to €61bn during the year. The bank also admitted it would need a cash injection of €6.6bn from the government to prop up its capital reserves, up from €5.4bn, after it abandoned the sale of its UK businesses. Allied Irish Bank Ireland bailout Ireland European debt crisis Banking European banks IMF Economics Global economy European Central Bank Europe Jill Treanor Phillip Inman guardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds

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– Bailout appears inevitable as IMF prepares to consult Irish – Osborne: ‘It’s in our interest Irish banking system is stable’

George Osborne’s willingness to use taxpayers’ money to support any international bailout of Ireland drew fire from eurosceptic MPs today as speculation mounted that an aid package would be assembled for the indebted nation within days.

With a high-level delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the European Union and the European Central Bank beginning their urgent assessment of the situation in Dublin tomorrow, the chancellor said the UK was ready to stand behind Ireland “because we are good neighbours”.

Stock markets, unsettled in recent days, stabilised today despite continued uncertainty about the size and timescale of any deal. However, Ireland’s borrowing costs remained at unsustainably high levels.

“Ireland is our closest neighbour – the only country with which we share a land border – it is in our interest their banking system is stable. Britain stands ready to support Ireland to bring stability,” Osborne told reporters as he attended a Brussels meeting of finance ministers from the 27 EU nations.

Ireland’s decision to allow the IMF and European bodies to conduct a “short, focused consultation” fuelled expectations that the country would reluctantly accept financial assistance to prop up an economy crippled by a €50bn (£42bn) bailout of its banking sector.

The cost of rescuing Ireland’s banks is expected to rise amid expectations that Allied Irish Bank will reveal as soon as tomorrow the extent of its losses and admit the extent of the damage caused by withdrawals from savers and big companies concerned about the health of the Irish economy.

Brian Lenihan, the Irish finance minister – who insists that the country has not yet asked for any international funds – appeared to concede for the first time that he might need to do so.

“Despite a large range of measures adopted by the government, Ireland is a small country and, if the banking problems in the country are too big for this small country to manage, Europe is making it clear that they will help and help in every possible way to secure the system because we are part of the euro system,” Lenihan told Irish radio.

The EU authorities are determined to prevent anxiety about Ireland spilling across the eurozone, which has been fraught with difficulties since Greece was forced to accept €110bn of aid in April .

One key indicator of contagion will be Portugal’s cost of borrowing, which rose todayin an auction of 12-month treasury bonds.

Lenihan and the taoiseach, Brian Cowen, are likely to try to position any financial assistance as a bailout of the troubled banks – which survive day-to-day with billions of funds from the European Central Bank – rather than the country in an attempt to dampen the political fallout. Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, said that while it was “premature” to discuss any package, it would focus on a “reorganisation” of Irish banks. But any money provided would need to be made through the Irish state, and not directly with the banks, he said.

Osborne, who refused to admit whether any UK funds would be in the form of a direct loan or through an existing €60bn emergency Europe-wide mechanism, will also need to tread carefully.

The eurosceptic Conservative MP Bill Cash told the City minister, Mark Hoban, during the emergency questions in the House of Commons today that he should avoid contributing to any eurozone schemes. Another Conservative MP, Harriett Baldwin, told Hoban: “We cannot resolve the problems of the euro.”

Significantly, Hoban was careful not to lay the blame on overspending or bad management by the Irish government, or Ireland’s adoption of the single currency, instead saying: “This is a crisis that flows from the banking sector.”

Osborne was also insistent that any assistance for Ireland was not based on concerns about UK banks’ exposure to Ireland. The state-backed Royal Bank of Scotland alone has loans of more than £50bn to Irish companies and also owns Ulster Bank. “Our engagement is because we are good neighbours, not because we have particular concerns about any particular UK bank. The Bank of England or FSA have not expressed concerns about any UK bank,” Osborne said.

In the markets, which have forced Ireland’s cost of borrowing up to a painful 9% in recent days, bond investors kept up the pressure, forcing up bond yields slightly.

Jim Reid, global credit analyst at Deutsche Bank, said: “The markets are currently saying there will be a resolution in the next few days but any kind of creeping belief that a deal is proving difficult to orchestrate will see spreads widen again.”

Jim Leaviss, head of fixed income at M&G, said he was concerned that Ireland would lose whichever way it turned. “Ireland’s economy is depressed and tax revenues haven’t held up. A tough deal imposed by the EU, particularly one that raised corporate taxes, would persuade companies to leave, depressing tax revenues further.”

Osborne, though, tried to distance himself from expectations that a condition of an assistance package would be a requirement that Ireland raise its 12.5% corporate tax rate – the lowest of any major eurozone country. “It’s up to countries to decide their own tax policies,” he said. European debt crisis Ireland Europe European Central Bank European commission European Union European banks George Osborne IMF Economics Global economy Financial crisis Global recession Banking Euro Currencies Jill Treanor Phillip Inman Elena Moya guardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds

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The cost of debt rose in Spain and Portugal yesterday because of problems that surfaced in Ireland at the weekend. Analysts raised concerns on Monday about the ability of Ireland’s government to repay its debt. |||

The cost of debt rose in Spain and Portugal yesterday because of problems that surfaced in Ireland at the weekend. Analysts raised concerns on Monday about the ability of Ireland’s government to repay its debt.

That country is now negotiating with EU and International Monetary Fund officials about a bailout to “shore up the state’s finances, as well as enable it to inject capital into the country’s banks”, according to Bloomberg.

Troubles in Ireland spell trouble elsewhere. It’s called contagion.

And we have seen this movie before. Last time it was the chickens coming home to roost for profligate Greece that had that country begging to be bailed out.

Now Portugal is next in the firing line. The Portuguese finance minister has complained that his country is facing not only its own problems but the problems of Ireland and Greece. Portugal and Ireland are paying twice as much for debt as the UK.

But the UK is also exposed to Ireland’s problems. Bloomberg says Lloyds Banking Group has £27 billion (R302.6bn) of unresolved Irish loans. And the Royal Bank of Scotland owns the Ulster Bank.

More exposures may surface around the world as the week progresses.

If the situation in Ireland is not soon resolved, the contagion will spread as it did in the southeast Asian crisis of 1997/98.

South Africa and other emerging markets will feel the fallout.

Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan warned on Monday that the capital inflows that have been boosting the rand can suddenly turn around and flow out.

When risk aversion rises, investors head for the traditional safe havens of US bonds – ironic as it sounds.

Gordhan was trying to get through to those asking for action to curb the rand’s gains that different situations need different policy prescriptions.

A strong rand today may be gone tomorrow – and the weaken-the-rand brigade will once again be calling for a commission of inquiry to investigate a conspiracy to weaken South Africa’s currency.

Chair today, gone tomorrow

It is likely that the ANC in Parliament tomorrow will announce the new chairpersons of the portfolio committees left vacant by the advancement of previous chairpersons to the national cabinet or provincial legislatures. But it is unclear whether some of those remaining in their posts since the cabinet shuffle will continue to hold on to their chairs.

Yesterday the indomitable Vytjie Mentor, the chairwoman of the public enterprises portfolio committee, presided over two sessions dealing with what remains of the pebble bed modular reactor programme and the relatively new state-owned entity, Broadband Infraco.

There was a bit of a hoo-haa about the fact that the latter had not been granted a licence by the Independent Community Authority of SA (Icasa) that would allow it to serve the public directly – and not just act as a wholesaler.

Mentor argued that it was a bit of a contradiction that in the act establishing Broadband Infraco it was mandated to serve the public but the cabinet had, nevertheless, rubber-stamped the Icasa decision on the licence, which effectively prevented it from carrying out that mandate.

She pledged to hold the executive – particularly the former communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda – “accountable as individuals and as a collective”, which is probably quite a brave thing to say, given that Mentor owes her position as committee chairwoman to the party leadership, most of whom are in the national cabinet.

DA MP Pieter van Dalen quipped that a test of her political bravery would probably be dependent on “how much longer you want to sit in the chair (of the committee)”.

Mentor, without blinking, said: “I was not born on this chair, I will not die on it.”

The fiery MP also said that she had not received a report on directors of parastatals who did not regularly attend meetings. She suggested MPs should receive a report from the Department of Public Enterprises before the end of the year.

Bankers’ pay

FirstRand’s decision to defer part of the performance bonus due to its executives is to be welcomed because it indicates an effort to introduce some restraint into the highly controversial issue of bankers’ pay.

According to media reports, the decision to defer the payments for up to two years is designed to encourage the executives to focus on strategies that promote long-term growth.

And there you have it. Not quite the attention span of a goldfish but… where else in the world is two years considered long term?

The obvious answer is in every boardroom around the globe.

Every remuneration committee across the world apparently believes that two years is long term. And if you happen to be part of the remuneration committee of a financial institution then two years is probably equivalent to a few lifetimes.

So, well done to FirstRand for attempting to grapple with this thorny issue.

There might, of course, be a few squeals about how extremely competitive the industry is and how FirstRand risks losing some of its executives to competitors who are prepared to pay out bonuses even before performances are achieved.

No doubt some of these competitors will employ consultants to tell the board just that.

And so, perhaps, it is time for the SA Revenue Service to step in and support the brave move taken by FirstRand.

The revenue service could reconstruct the tax rates in such a way as to encourage the staggered and “delayed” payment of bonuses, while ensuring that the receipt of “early” bonuses is discouraged even by the recipients.

Such a move would not be without international precedent.

It would also be entirely justified on economic terms, given that the economy at large can no longer be held hostage to the machinations of people who believe that two years is equivalent to a few lifetimes.

Edited by Peter DeIonno. With contributions from Ethel Hazelhurst, Donwald Pressly and Ann Crotty.

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