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The Irish Times·2 min read·medium

Avant Money builds up €100m deposit book in first half after entry into savings market

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Joe Brennan
Avant Money builds up €100m deposit book in first half after entry into savings market
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Avant Money, a unit of the Spanish banking group Bankinter, has successfully built a €100 million deposit book in Ireland within six months of entering the savings market. The company also reported a 19% increase in pretax profit, driven by growth in its mortgage and personal loan portfolios.

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The entry of new players into the Irish banking sector provides more competition for traditional banks and offers consumers more options for savings.

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Avant Money built up a deposit book of €100 million in the first half of the year after entering this segment of the banking market.

The unit of Spanish banking group Bankinter became a full-licenced branch of its parent last year and began a soft launch of savings accounts for a limited number of customers in October before officially launching in February.

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