Dan O'Connor-chaired IPF falls as Poland rule change hits profits

AIB executive chairman Dan O'Connor at the bank's EGM in Bankcentre, Ballsbridge Dublin, last December

Gavin McLoughlin

Shares in London-listed International Personal Finance (IPF), the home credit and digital loan business chaired by former AIB executive chairman Dan O'Connor, remain at a 30-month low after crashing from 471p to 350p recently.

The company put out a statement saying that a proposed change to personal finance law could hit its profits in Poland.