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Irish Independent Business Quiz 2017

vinpaul | 16:34 Tue 02nd Jan 2018 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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What is the minimum loan amount under the new government backed €300m Brexit Loan scheme announced in budget 2018.

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Buenchico

€25,000
https://www.independent.ie/business/brexit/commercial-lenders-invited-to-apply-to-deploy-governments-new-300m-brexit-loan-scheme-36338326.html

vinpaul

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Thks for your help.
One other I'm unsure of.
Small investors were warned in May to stop buying shares in AIB ahead of its flotation. What is the name given to the phenomenon where retail investors are piling into the bank's shares despite the fact that a tiny number of them are in issue. Is it IPO

Buenchico

'IPO' is simply an 'initial public offering', a term which would apply to any shares offered to the public for the first time (irrespective of how many people sought to buy them).

I'll give you a little hint about googling here. If you add the term 'site:', with the name of the relevant website following it, to a Google search, you'll only get links to that particular site come up. So googling for this line
aib shares site:independent.ie
finds all pages on the Irish Independent's site relating to AIB shares. They include this one
https://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/eejits-told-stop-buying-aib-shares-or-risk-losing-big-when-it-floats-35753550.html
where your answer appears in the second sentence ;-)

vinpaul

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Buenchico
once again many thanks. Got it.

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