State may sell final AIB shares next year, CEO Colin Hunt says
European governments selling down crisis-era bank stakes, taking advantage of strong sector valuations amid heightened interest rates
ABN Amro
European markets move higher as Nvidia replaces Alphabet as third most valuable US company
In Dublin, the ISEQ All Share index outperformed European peers, gaining 0.94 per cent
ABN Amro announces €500m buyback as profit jumps
Dutch state participating as part of planned sell-down
AIB’s Bryce to be first female president of BPFI
AIB executive Cathy Bryce to head up banking lobby group
Fenergo reverses losses to post operating profit of €900,000
Irish fintech’s revenue for year to end March 2022 was €112.8m, up from €91.3m a year earlier
BNP Paribas approached Dutch government about ABN Amro acquisition
Deal would be first major move in long-expected wave of consolidation across Europe’s banking sector
Dow drops 1,100 points as concerns over inflation rise
Technology stocks sensitive to interest rates lose their bounce as Fed chief talks tough
Fenergo revenue edges closer to €100m milestone
Irish fintech unicorn has recorded 40 new client bookings since Covid crisis began
BoI hires Goodbody analyst Eamonn Hughes as sustainability and investor relations head
Chartered accountant has been researching environment, social and governance issues
Former Eircom finance director Peter Lynch dies aged 63
The one-time stockbroker from Belfast was considered dynamic and gregarious
Signs of easing inflation in US boosts investors’ confidence
European shares hit all-time highs for the eighth day in a row
Fenergo confirms sale of majority stake; looks to become $5bn business
Tech unicorn set to expand further both through organic growth and acquisitions
Irish Goldman Sachs executive quits after making millions from Dogecoin
Aziz McMahon previously worked with ABN Amro and Ulster Bank in Dublin
Success is no fairytale for the latest Irish unicorn
Born just as financial markets went into meltdown, Fenergo has overcome the odds
Irish fintech Fenergo valued at over $1bn after $600m deal
Dublin-based company achieves unicorn status after surpassing $1bn valuation
Danske Bank CEO resigns after being named a suspect in Dutch probe
Dutch authorities named him as a suspect in a probe into violations of money-laundering regulations at Dutch lender ABN Amro
Fast-growing Fenergo to create 100 new jobs in Dublin
Irish fintech already employs 400 locally, and a further 450 people outside of Ireland
Are negative rates for all savers on the way? What you need to know
Banks are increasing the number of customers whose savings will face a charge
Fenergo on acquisition trail as revenue and headcount rises
Irish fintech says it is still weighing up a stock market flotation
Markets fall but still post biggest monthly gain on November’s vaccine joy
Dalata among the gainers on Iseq while Providence Resources and AIB fall
European shares hover near nine-month highs
London market weaker as spending review darkens sentiment
Fenergo denies reports it has given up on $2bn listing
Dublin-based fintech says it is still exploring a potential initial public offering
European shares extend rally amid vaccine and stimulus optimism
Betting giant Flutter Entertainment, IAG and Ocado strong performers and book gains
Dublin-based Fenergo considers $1.5bn listing
Financial software company has hired UBS to advise on options
European markets rise despite UK recession
US stocks also bounce back on Wednesday, shaking off stimulus concerns
ABN Amro to exit trade and commodity finance in shake-up
Bank in which Dutch state retains 56% stake set to shed 800 jobs in corporate overhaul
Fenergo looking to more than double revenues by 2023
Irish fintech lifts Covid hiring freeze, and expects to have 1,000 employees by year-end
Travel and auto stocks lead Europe lower amid virus fears
Fear of coronavirus second wave stalks stock markets
Oil claws back some losses as producers cut output
Russian oil companies will cut output by about 19% from February levels
Euro-zone economy suffers slowest growth in seven years
Germany is flatlining and the coronavirus crisis is biting
Bank stocks recover as investors wariness over election results recedes
Markets report: Rally in luxury stocks over fewer new coronavirus cases in China
Irish fintech Fenergo completes $80m fundraising round
Backers include Dutch bank ABN Amro and New York-listed DXC Technology
US shares falter on Trump impeachment concerns
Markets report: European shares rise after encouraging trade comments from China
Tin-eared bankers once more banging the drum about bonuses
Two lawsuits show that bank chiefs no longer feel shame about obscene pay levels
The Irish man who helped tackle Cyprus’s financial crisis
Interview: John Hourican on stepping down as Bank of Cyprus CEO to move closer to home
Risk appetite returns to market as trade war fears played down
Iseq underperforms peers and Paddy Power Betfair down 1% as name change agreed
RBS chief executive Ross McEwan resigns from UK bank
Search for his replacement to commence immediately
Wild Geese: ‘There is great gender equality in the workplace in Dubai’
Dubai Duty Free’s Sinéad El Sibai on her life and career in the United Arab Emirates
European stock rally for third day over trade talks optimism
Smurfit Kappa results help drive up Iseq and FTSE while profits helps lift Tullow Oil
European markets down as Brexit turmoil continues to take toll
Iseq bucks trend and closes marginally higher with CRH and Kingspan weaker
An Post mortgage plan rattles Irish banks. But should they be scared?
A big problem with An Post’s pitch is that it hasn’t found a partner to finance its foray yet
ECB stays on course to curb stimulus
Bank keeps policy unchanged, says interest rates to stay flat until at least through next summer
Diplomatic rift with Washington drives Turkish lira to fresh low
Currency down 30 per cent in 2018 as US meeting fails to progress sanctions dispute
Wall Street shrugs off latest Trump tariff threat
Asian and European markets get jitters over proposal to hike tariffs on Chinese imports
Britain takes around £2bn loss on RBS share sale
UK government sells 7.7% stake in bank for almost half of what it paid
Paddy Power Betfair drags Iseq into the black
Weak financial stocks weigh on European shares after strong run of weekly gains
US markets hit by further volatility after day of swings
Dublin traders say investors looking for ‘buying opportunity’ as stocks rise
ECB overbuys Irish Government bonds in November
Bank bought €1.2bn of Irish bonds – about €400m more than prescribed amount
Euro zone economic confidence surges to almost 17-year high
Unemployment declining as consumer spending and corporate earnings rise
Cliff Taylor: Proper bank regulation is about people and not process
Splitting the Central Bank up again is not the answer. Changes are needed in regulation and in the bank boardrooms.
Markets lifted by optimism over outlook for US economy
Ryanair shares rise after collapse in rival airline Monarch
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