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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish bank permanent tsb hopes to finalise a sale of non-performing loans by the end of the year and there remains significant interest after it cut the size of the portfolio, its chief financial officer said on Wednesday.
The bank removed some of the better performing loans on Wednesday and Eamon Crowley said that of the remaining 11,200, 30 percent were made up of buy-to-let loans with the rest on private homes.
"This year is our objective," Crowley said when asked when the bank hopes to close the deal. "The market still remains very positive in terms of the desire to participate."
(Reporting by Padraic Halpin; Editing by Graham Fahy and John Stonestreet)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
|---|---|---|
| -7.06% | 921M | |
| +16.61% | 214B | |
| +3.99% | 74.34B | |
| +7.99% | 55.76B | |
| +14.11% | 46.9B | |
| -0.25% | 46.37B | |
| +19.29% | 45.3B | |
| +10.93% | 36.85B | |
| -16.21% | 35.14B | |
| -96.60% | 32.24B |
PERMANENT TSB GROUP HOLDINGS PLC 
