Shares in Irish banks dropped today as the sector grappled with falling confidence amid continuing issues as Credit Suisse and the fallout of the collapse of SVB
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Toady Credit Suisse’s top shareholder, whose stake has lost more than one-third of its value in three months, ruled out investing any more in the troubled Swiss bank as a bigger holding would bring additional regulatory hurdles.
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