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Brexit prompted Barclays to chose Republic as its EU base
Yew Grove executive lands top role with property trust’s Canadian buyer
Charles Peach to join Slate Office Reit as chief financial officer on completion of takeover
Henry Kravis and George Roberts to step down as KKR chiefs
Private equity gurus famed big 1980s buyouts exit top posts
Arizona firm to buy Irish subprime loans at 75% discount
Goldman Sachs is selling the portfolio of mortgages in arrears to Balbec Capital
Ballymore makes two appointments to its senior leadership team
Executives will help oversee development of firm’s Irish portfolio of residential and commercial projects
Covid’s lesson: the improbable can very quickly become the possible
Business leaders must ensure strategy allows for unexpected events
Irish banks’ €400m dividends plans echoed foolhardiness of past
Market Beat: keeping capital for lending is far more important than payouts
Stocktake: Is coronavirus crash is one of the ‘great buying opportunities’?
Bill Miller’s strategy of buying when there’s blood in streets pays off most of time, but not always
Jeffrey Epstein: the sex offender hiding in plain sight
‘Financier’ accused of sexually abusing underage girls apparently never saw arrest coming
Bastion of Wall Street says no chance of another Lehman Brothers
Jamie Dimon’s prudence led JP Morgan out of the crash to top the global ranks. Could he bring the same vision to politcs?
Bank of America drops ‘Merrill Lynch’ name in rebranding effort
Company looking to boost morale in investment bank after year of declining market share
‘More than likely’ there’ll be another financial crisis, Barclays chief says
A seize up in credit markets could cause shocks, Jes Staley said
10 years on: Countdown to the Irish financial crash
Joe Brennan’s day-by-day account of the month before the implosion of the global banking sector and the Irish bank guarantee
Ten years on from Lehmans: Could the 2008 crisis happen again?
A decade after the world’s worst financial meltdown, history may be repeating itself
Are you a good investor – or a lucky one?
The luckiest investors end up with five times as much money as the unluckiest ones
Goldman Sachs confirms David Solomon as new chief executive
Lloyd Blankfein is stepping down from the company he has led since 2006
Top IDA executive lined up to chair new Irish property Reit
Irish real-estate investment trust is preparing to float in Dublin and London this month
The holes in Trump’s head are filled by the rocks in his advisers’
Invincible ignorance keeps the zombie economic ideas eating politicians’ brains
How David Solomon won the cage fight for Goldman Sachs
The succession battle to find Lloyd Blankfein’s successor was sparked by Gary Cohn leaving to work for Donald Trump
My Celtic Tiger ‘shoeshine boy’ moment
The Crash – 10 years on: Norah Casey, Eamon Dunphy, Jim Power, Eleanorr Tiernan, Eamon Ryan and Frank Connolly on the moment they knew the boom was going bust
Enet goes head-to-head with Eir for rural broadband contracts
Telecoms firm to build new €100m network in Eir rollout areas
US passes $150bn milestone in credit crisis fines
Final tot could rise as new cases related to the crisis are still being filed and investigations continue
Mike Pence to play key role in Trump’s transition team
Who are the people helping US president-elect prepare for government?
Stocktake: Return of George Soros not necessarily an omen
History indicates even the fabled investor is not omniscient
The new property barons - Blackstone in profile
World’s largest property investor has acquired a significant Irish portfolio since the crash
How one woman ‘leaned in’ too far
Erin Callan gave up her personal life to rise to the top at Lehman Brothers; her new memoir details her side of the collapse
Deutsche Bank restructures business, removes top executives
German bank parts ways with top execs and splits its investment bank in two
Paulson’s thankless task of trying to solve US banking crisis
Former treasury secretary loathed by many for taxpayer-funded bailouts
Quinn was ‘eternally optimistic’ about Anglo share price
Trial of FitzPatrick, McAteer and Whelan hears Quinn got €650 million for ‘margin calls’
Anglo chiefs ‘surprised’ to learn of Quinn’s 24% stake
Second day of trial hears bank’s share price dropped from €17.53 to 17 cent in 18 months
‘Then the tide turned and Quinn began to lose’
Quinn revealed bet on shares at meeting with Anglo executives
Former Anglo executives knew of ‘illegal scheme’ to buy bank’s shares
FitzPatrick, McAteer and Whelan deny unlawfully providing financial assistance
JP Morgan Chase agrees record $13 billion settlement
US bank signs record agreement over risky mortgage deals and avoids costly trial
Why Lehman Brothers was allowed to fail
In a departure from its strategy on other banks, the US Federal Reserve refused to assume any of the risk faced by potential buyers. That decision had massive repercussions
As the world’s financial system swooned, the Irish taoiseach crooned
As panic rippled across the Atlantic in September 2008, Irish politicians and officials scrambled to contain the domestic crisis
What happened the people with the boxes – and the building they worked in?
Lehman Brothers collapse: the fallout
Near-collapse of German bank and its Irish subsidiary shrouded in mystery
The name of the bank that broke Ireland might not have been Anglo Irish Bank, but Depfa – to the tune of around €130bn and rising
US demands $6bn penalty from JP Morgan in alleged fraud case
Although bank is refusing to pay amount requested, it expects to settle for billions
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