The Icelandic finance company Lýsing several days ago paid around ISK 30 billion (EUR 179.3 million) to Deutsche Bank.
Posted on 26 March 2012.
The Icelandic finance company Lýsing several days ago paid around ISK 30 billion (EUR 179.3 million) to Deutsche Bank.
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Posted on 16 March 2012.
The Icelandic state treasury and the Central Bank of Iceland have repaid ISK 116 billion on loans from the IMF and the Nordic countries this month.
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Posted on 08 March 2012.
The manager of Reykjavík’s Lagastoð legal office, who is in serious condition in hospital after being stabbed, had just significantly reduced his attacker’s fee bill before the attack, it has been revealed.
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Posted on 06 March 2012.
A man of around 60 is being kept in an artificial coma in a Reykjavík hospital after a murder attempt at the lawyers’ office he works at yesterday morning.
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Posted on 18 January 2012.
Investment and holdings companies in Iceland have had 83 percent of their debts written off since a law was passed on helping indebted individuals, households and companies following the 2008 banking crash up to 30th September last year.
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Posted on 11 December 2011.
Icelandic households are among the most indebted in Europe, when debts are compared to earnings. The potentially worrying figures may have reasonable explanations, an economics professor says.
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Posted on 23 November 2011.
The estate of Iceland’s defunct Glitnir Bank has paid back all its debts to the Central Bank of Luxembourg, two years ahead of schedule.
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Posted on 12 November 2011.
Karl Wernersson, the controversial Icelandic investor and former majority owner of the holding company Milestone, has completed a debt review with Islandsbanki and will in all likelihood be allowed to keep his Lyf og Heilsa chain of pharmacies — to the dismay of many.
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