Karl Deeter-led mortgage and insurance fintech sold to UK plc in up to €9m deal
Deal involves an initial €5m being paid for 95% of Dublin-based Artificial Intelligence Finance
Pepper says 13% of mortgages managed for funds refinanced over 19 months
Firm says loans were typically refinanced by borrowers switching to another lender or selling their home
Bank of Ireland and other motor lenders secure big win in UK supreme court on historic loan commissions
Bank of Ireland, which has 2% market share, was among lenders previously thought to face compensation bills of up to £40bn
AIB shares fall 5% on weak loan growth and lack of special investor payment
Net interest income decreased by 10 per cent year-on-year to €1.87m
Goldman Sachs buys key interests in over €1bn of mortgages issued by Finance Ireland
Loans were originally financed by UK investment firm M&G
PTSB says it remains on course for 2026 dividend despite 38% fall in profit
Fall in net interest income and rising costs hit bottom line despite growth in loans and deposits
Smurfit Westrock still sees up to $5.2bn of 2025 earnings even as tariffs weigh
Company posts $1.2bn of Ebitda in second quarter
Datalex to raise €6m in debt and quit Irish stock market
Shares in Datalex have slumped about 85% since the group was hit by an accounting scandal in early 2019 and then the pandemic
Hostelworld bookings pick up in summer after slow start to year
Dublin-based group aims to return to a progressive dividend policy of 20-40% of net profits
Bank of Ireland shares fall on US deals business hit by loan losses
Lender gets little credit for improved interest income
CRH to buy US group Eco Material for $2.1bn
US company uses materials like fly ash, a byproduct of coal combustion, to partly replace cement in the construction sector
Bank of Ireland to cut 260 jobs as first-half profit falls amid tariff-related impairment charge
Lower interest rates trim bank’s net interest income though not by as much as expected and lender maintains medium-term targets
Paul Coulson: The high-wire financier who cut his teeth restructuring the Trinity Ball
Irish financier to leave business he built up
Paul Coulson to get €108m payment from Ardagh creditors to cede control of group
Debt restructuring will see senior unsecured bondholders and holders of high-risk PIK notes swap $4.2bn of debt for equity in Ardagh Group
Dublin-listed Aquila European Renewables hits hurdle winding down
AER floated in 2019 and had a wind, solar and hydro power portfolio with a capacity of 435MWs across Scandinavia, Greece, Spain and Portugal