Davy UK swings into profit as staff costs fall amid lay-offs
Broker’s UK arm laid off 10 staff in London
European shares fall as oil prices and interest rate expectations climb
Traders react to ongoing tensions in Middle East
Audit watchdog tells firms to consider Middle East conflict effects in annual accounts
Companies must assess global economic uncertainty when making accounting judgments, Iaasa says
Monzo’s EU chief in Dublin to quit to launch start-up
Michael Carney plans startup focused on AI and robotics to support people living with disabilities
DCC shareholders narrowly approve sale to US private equity firms
Over 78 per cent of shareholders that participated in a vote at an EGM backed deal
Euronext Dublin chief insists IPO pipeline ‘strong’ after flurry of market exits
Dublin market faces ‘specific situation’ after losing companies to exchanges elsewhere
Fresh blow to Central Bank’s post-crisis oversight casts doubt on tracker mortgage justice
Will the regulator now pursue other individuals to the end over tracker mortgage scandal?
Digicel to sell El Salvador operations to ‘sharpen focus’ on Caribbean
Irish businessman Denis O’Brien retains a 10% stake in company and may yet double his holding
Former PTSB chief wins appeal over tracker mortgage sanction
Tribunal overturns conclusion and decision to fine David Guinane €80,000 and issue reprimand
Irish borrowing costs hit bailout-era highs as investors up bets on rate hikes
NTMA expected to run one more bond auction this year
European shares fall as rising oil prices trigger rise in global borrowing costs
Iseq ends session down with banking stocks out of sorts
Ken Dart pauses Flutter share buying after crossing 30% as gaming bets shift elsewhere
Month-long pause in adding to his Flutter position has been Dart’s longest inactive period since he first revealed that he was an investor 12 months ago
ESB flags risk of ‘state actor’ attacks on assets following incidents in Europe
In prospectus to debt investors, ESB cites risks posed by ‘state actors’ amid heightened geopolitical tensions
AIB prepares portfolio of under €100m of mainly problem personal loans for sale
Loan sale comes as AIB moves to hire its next chief financial officer
Irish plcs slam the brakes on share buybacks after spending record €7.2bn last year
Buybacks have been hugely popular in recent year but companies have pulled in their horns as the global economy turns













