Simon Harris outlines more details on new savings scheme to encourage Irish households to invest
Minister for Finance Simon Harris to outline scheme at Central Bank event on Tuesday
AIB seeks approval to offer to buy out small legacy shareholders
Bank plans to give those with 50 or fewer shares opportunity to sell to company
Denis O’Brien could be about to net another windfall from Digicel
Three years after surrendering control of Digicel to bondholders, an upturn in the telco’s fortunes could yet net the Irish businessman a windfall
Three teacher credit unions eye merger to form State’s seventh-largest player
TUI Credit Union, Comhar Linn INTO Credit Union and Education Credit Union currently have €450m of assets combined
European shares fall as mixed signals on Middle East cloud outlook
Markets still without clarity on how long war will last
Nasdaq-listed Iterum has provisional liquidators appointed by High Court in Dublin
Dublin-based business said in a statement on Friday that the move came after it was unable to raise new equity
Financial planning firm once half-owned by Davy to be bought by NFP
Sector has seen a flurry of deals in the past five years
Glass Bottle site apartments to help anchor planned stock market listing of Oaktree portfolio
US private equity giant considering reit IPO amid what it sees as renewed investor interest in ‘hard, safe-haven assets’
Kenmare cuts 15% of mine staff and suspends dividend as profit plunges
Revenues fell 20% last year due to a 13% reduction in shipments and a 6% dip in the average price received for Kenmare’s products
Denis O’Brien on track to double Digicel stake to 20% as valuations rise
Businessman lost control of Digicel in early 2024 under a $1.7 billion debt-for-equity swap
Revolut declines to give Irish mortgages timing as group profit hits record £1.7bn
Revolut had 3.3m customers in the Republic at the end of last year, up 10% on 2024
Austria’s Bawag may have to sweeten its bid to win PTSB
Bawag is the only known trade buyer in the shake-up for PTSB, but can it close?
S&P upgrades Ireland to within one notch of triple-A for first time since 2009
First upgrade of Ireland’s rating from S&P since May 2023 means agency now has highest rating on Ireland of any leading credit agencies
Julius Baer Ireland managing director Keith Ryan dies suddenly
Dublin man helped Goldman Sachs found its private wealth business in Ireland before leading Swiss wealth manager
Credit unions close in on €1bn of mortgage lending as restrictions are eased
Milestone would come six years after Central Bank lifted limits on long term lending