Central Bank paves way for shared equity scheme despite concerns
Regulator has previously warned that plan could have inflationary effect on house prices
Makhlouf secures UK pension on top of €286,800 Central Bank role
Board minutes show Covid-19, cybersecurity and investment strategy were discussed
Makhlouf overseeing Central Bank’s crisis response from Greek lockdown
Governor had flown to Athens to visit family prior to Greece shutting down
Central Bank budget of €475m approved by oversight body
Budget for regulator represents 4% increase on previous year
Suggestion looms for new Central Bank man
Cantillon: Paschal Donohoe poised to question dual role occupied by Gabriel Makhlouf
Donohoe briefed to warn new Central Bank governor to watch costs
‘Onus to focus the Central Bank on a post-Brexit environment,’ briefing notes says
Central Bank directors expressed fears over Makhlouf controversy, papers show
Managers were concerned the bank would be hurt by new governor’s ‘hacking’ row
Central Bank Commission discussed containing Makhlouf fallout
Group overseeing bank discussed if controversy could leave new governor vulnerable
Incoming Central Bank Governor to receive salary of €286,790
Gabriel Makhlouf’s salary will be more than than the chair of the Federal Reserve in US
Department of Finance spends €70k on Central Bank governor recruitment
Gabriel Makhlouf due to take up post in September
Top Irish ECB official among candidates for Central Bank governor
John Fell among candidates seeking to succeed Philip Lane at regulator
Central Bank ‘re-prioritises’ supervision work amid ‘Brexodus’ spike
Regulator has received 100 Brexit-related applications for authorisation
Central Bank resists calls for rolling mortgage-limit exemptions
Some banks reported to be ‘closed’ for new mortgage loans as exemptions were overused in the first half of the year
Brexit applications to Central Bank at ‘very significant’ level
Ongoing need to ‘reprioritise business as usual’ work, minutes from regulator show
Blair wades into Brexit as world of finance takes stock
Business Week: Property bounce, EU finance reforms, and Irish companies expanding
Central Bank gets budget boost despite criticism over tracker scandal
Regulator approved for €294m but chastised for not being tough on mortgage lenders
Banks should be restricted over mortgage scandal, TD says
Call comes as new figures show 12,500 customers had mortgages changed
Central bank allocates 28 out of 170 new staff to Brexit
Regulator says headcount for the year end would be close to 1,620 employees
Central Bank set to increase staff numbers by 115 by end of year
Michael Noonan says there are 149 vacancies within the financial regulator
Central Bank set to ease mortgage lending rules
Commission may raise 10% deposit cut-off and allow more exceptions to lending caps
Central Bank ordered to review refusal of access to records
Information Commissioner issues binding ruling in row over Freedom of Information
First female deputy governor of Central Bank appointed
Governor Philip Lane says ‘breadth of experience’ will serve Sharon Donnery well
Staff payments are a Central Bank matter, says Noonan
Retention payments are compliant with Fempi Act, bank tells Minister for Finance
Some €1bn in lost tax due to reliefs, Noonan reports
Minister says €574m in 2012 and €450m in 2013 lost through property reliefs
Seen & Heard: Central Bank considers five-year run-in for mortgage deposit rules
Announcement on measures expected on Thursday
Banking Inquiry: Patrick Honohan’s introductory statement
Full text of the Central Bank governor’s opening statement before the Oireachtas Banking Inquiry
New director for Chartered Surveyors society
Patricia Byron, currently chief executive of the Injuries Board, will take up the role in March
Do as we say not as we do at Central Bank
Cantillon: appointments to Central Bank Commission raise questions
Soden and Geraghty reappointed to Central Bank Commission
Former BoI chief and ex-trade union leader will serve five-year terms
Extra day’s holiday for Central Bank staff as it gives itself an ‘A’
Bank said to be bringing back bonuses and pay increases for staff
Assuming protection as member of euro zone ‘a major flaw’
Honohan points finger at wrong policy thinking
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