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AIB Group (AIBG) Fundamentals: Irish Mortgages and Deposits

An AIB Group stock analysis of the H1 2026 numbers: net interest margin, Irish mortgage share, capital and the risks behind a 23.2% return on tangible equity. All figures in euro.

Andrew Menzies·22 Oct 2026
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