
David Malone
David Malone is the Chief Executive of the Irish League of Credit Unions, and he was in the news discussing the positive developments in easing lending rules for credit unions, while also highlighting ongoing challenges with liquidity and capital requirements.
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Recent news mentions
David Malone, chief executive of the Irish League of Credit Unions (Ilcu), says that it is now seeing a growing number of people coming to their local credit union to look for help with debt they’ve built up via buy now, pay later.
The risks and benefits of buy-now, pay-later – The Irish Times
David Malone outlines the pressures on third level places due to a population bubble on RTÉ Radio 1.
RTÉ’s Claire Byrne asks a question that dispels any trace of carefree holiday vibes – The Irish TimesDavid Malone, chief executive of the ILCU, said the survey findings reflect the broader pressures being felt across society associated with the increasing cost of living.
Third of parents expected to go into debt to fund back-to-school costs – The Irish TimesDavid Malone is the chief executive of ILCU and is eager for changes to the Central Bank’s lending rules.
How can we stop corporate gombeen men running amok again? Credit unions could be the answer – The Irish TimesDavid Malone, chief executive of the Irish League of Credit Unions, noted that the February sentiment survey suggests Irish consumers are bracing themselves for an uncertain economic landscape in 2025.
Irish consumers nervous about Trump policy shift as sentiment remains subdued – The Irish TimesDavid Malone is the chief executive of the Irish League of Credit Unions who discussed the planned easing of lending rules.
Credit unions still have an arm tied behind their backs as regulator eases lending rules – The Irish Times




















