Posted on 16 September 2010. Tags: automobile loans, Central Bank of Iceland, credit institutions, economic affairs, estate mortgages, Financial Supervisory Authority, foreign currencies, interest rates, taxpayers
Press release: The Supreme Court of Iceland has today pronounced its verdict in Case No. 471/2010, that interest should be calculated on unlawfully foreign-denominated automobile loans in accordance with the interest rates published by the Central Bank of Iceland. The Government is determined to ensure fairness, resolve issues and improve the situation of debtors. Read the full story
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Posted on 08 May 2009. Tags: british parliament, british prime minster, christie hospital, downing street 10, Financial Supervisory Authority, Gordon Brown, singer and friedlander
In an Interview at local TV station Stod 2 (Channel 2) tonight Graham Brady (MP) said that the British Prime Minster mislead the British Parliament when he said that the British Government was in talks with the IMF with regard to the Icelandic financial crisis and that the British depositors could get paid through the IMF loan to Iceland.
Gordon Brown reacted with this answer when Mr. Brady demanded compensation for the Christie Charity at a Parliamentary question time.
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Posted in Iceland, MBL, Politics, Society, United Kingdom
Posted on 30 March 2009. Tags: Financial Supervisory Authority, fme, icebank, Iceland, Icelandic Banks, kreppa, sparisjodabanki
Iceland’s Financial Supervisory Authority (FME) took the decision on Thursday to remove the board of Sparisjodabanki (formerly IceBank), which was put under Central Bank control by the FME nearly two weeks ago. Read the full story
Posted in Business, Iceland, MBL, Politics
Posted on 21 March 2009. Tags: bank operations, banking services, Central Bank of Iceland, Financial Supervisory Authority, saving banks
PRESS RELEASE FROM THE CENTRAL BANK OF ICELAND:
Financial Supervisory Authority (FME) intervenes in operations of SPRON and Sparisjódabankinn. Government to support remaining savings banks. Read the full story
Posted in Business, Iceland, MBL
Posted on 25 January 2009. Tags: Bjorgvin Sigurdarson, financial crisis, Financial Supervisory Authority, Geir Haarde, Iceland, Icelandic government, kreppa
Bjorgvin Sigurdsson, the Icelandic Minister of Commerce has stepped down. The minister has decided to take responsibility for his part of the economic and political turmoil now enveloping Iceland, his last act as a minister was to fire the head of the Icelandic financial supervisory authority. Read the full story
Posted in Iceland, MBL, Politics