‘sup?
Jeremy Masding, CEO of PTSB Permanent TSB (with Chairman Alan Cook, pic 3 above) at a press conference yesterday in relation to mortgage overcharging that saw some people lose their homes.
But how did he remain so serious and controlled.
And not even crack a smile?
Ah.
Reppy writes:
A hand written reminder written by Jeremy Masding as he addressed the media yesterday . Captured by Irish Times photographer Brian Lawless….
Oh he’s good.
*gurn*
From 1982, an ad for Trustee Savings Banks.
A Bank called Trustee.
Mad Ted.
From 1984, an ad for Irish Permanent Building Society.
Irish Permanent acquired Trustees Savings Bank in 2001 to become Permanent TSB.
What could possibly go wrong?
Scenes inside and outside The Newbridge Credit Union, Newbridge, Co Kildare today following the surprise takeover by state owned PTSB.
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
“I am tired of sympathy from the bank … I am so tired of paying for other people’s reckless decisions” – PTSB mortgage holder
— Laura Noonan (@LauraNoonanIRL) May 22, 2012
Mortgage holder Karen Donohue calls on customers to withdraw credit card business and deposits from PTSB in protest at high rates
— David Murphy (@davidmurphyRTE) May 22, 2012
Angry mortgage holders confronting Permanent TSB bosses over high rates, one woman says she’s more like a prisoner than a customer!
— Brian O’Donovan (@BrianODTV3) May 22, 2012
Oh.
A manager at bailed-out Permanent TSB got a €451,000 pay-off in the months immediately after the bank’s rescue by taxpayers last summer, the Irish Independent has learned.
He was among 300 workers at Permanent TSB who shared a pot of €28.7m since the bank’s €2.8bn rescue last summer.
The payoffs were part of a redundancy bonanza that paid out a total €56.8m to 701 individuals in banks after they were rescued. Fresh details emerged last night of the generous deals for staff at AIB, EBS, Permanent TSB, Anglo and Irish Nationwide.
