Lobbying return by Insurance Ireland
Banking and Financial InstitutionsTo increase awareness of the investigation and its conclusion.
Politician · Senator · 27th Seanad
Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
To increase awareness of the investigation and its conclusion.
To raise awareness of macro economic issues and pension policy affecting the insurance industry.
To make contributions to the insurance reform agenda by way of attendance at Joint Oireachtas Committee hearings to contribute to the debate on legislation, submitting opening statements and issuing follow up correspondence.
To inform discussion of insurance issues within government, providing details on consumer shopping around campaign.
To highlight that the exit of Ulster Bank from the banking market is creating huge uncertainty and added stress for many farmers, who are already worried about escalating input costs and falling farm incomes.::To highlight that existing Ulster Bank customers are waiting…
1. Credit Unions = Community Banking. 2. Enable the Credit Union Movement to Grow. 3. Put in place the right Policy framework. 4. Reduce Capital requirements - current regime is disproportionate and unfair. 5. Abolish levies on credit unions - they are a tax on social capital.
To welcome the launch of the low-interest Government backed Brexit Impact Loan Scheme (BILS). This follows Bank of Ireland's announcement of the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland's (SBCI) backed low-cost loan facility titled BILS.::To highlight that It's open to both…
That the Government, through the SBCI, introduce a state backed guarantee (80%) low-cost interest (max 3.7%) loan scheme, which is accessible to all primary producers across all the farming sectors including aquaculture, forestry and amenity horticulture. The scheme should…