French political uncertainty weighs on stocks as banks take hit
Iseq index shed 1.5% as investors took a risk-off approach
Citi
Citi UK chief says management overhaul is over
Bank now ready to ‘selectively’ hire to areas such as corporate banking
Are things going backwards for women on Wall Street?
Those with the chops to make it to senior management in banking may not want to sit around and wait their turn
Developer Johnny Ronan submits plan for 17-storey tower in Dublin docklands
Redevelopment of Citi’s current European headquarters to include public viewing gallery known as the Liffey Experience on 16th floor
S4 results delay ‘unacceptable and embarrassing’, says Sorrell
Advertising company says revenue doubled to £686m
Citi seeks €120m for Dublin docklands HQ
No 1 North Wall Quay for sale as banking giant searches for new office in the capital
Boomerang employees: Why some companies see former workers as the future
Both sides can benefit when a worker returns to a business – but firms must be careful
Some Russian creditors receive interest payments on keenly-watched bonds
Payment was first test of whether Moscow would meet obligations following sanctions
FD Technologies to create 500 jobs with opening of new tech hub
Group’s managed consulting and services division to take on ‘big boys’ locally like PwC
Wall St banks garner $7.2bn in fees from dealmaking linked to GE break-up
Advisers profit while conglomerate’s market value has fallen about 75% since 2000
HSBC among group devising plan to speed up closure of Asian coal-fired plants
Group plans to create public-private partnerships to buy plants and wind them down within 15 years
Version 1 buys Belfast digital services specialist Neueda
Latest acquisition brings capital market expertise to Version 1
Cash-rich US banks move to reduce corporate deposits
Banks talk to large clients about putting cash into money market funds rather than deposits
World’s top 60 banks pump $3.8tn into fossil fuels since Paris accord
Report finds world’s biggest banks pumping finance into activities of corporate polluters
Aercap confirms €25bn deal to create world’s biggest aircraft lessor
Irish-based group’s purchase will create fleet of 2,000 planes and 300 helicopters
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Five Irish firms to fight it out for tech company of year award
New ‘tech for good’ category added for the 2020 Technology Ireland industry awards
Star-studded online concerts aim to raise over $100m to fight Covid-19
The Rolling Stones become the latest act to sign up for One World: Together at Home
Goldman and Morgan Stanley expected to suffer IPO earnings hit
WeWork’s failed listing and weak investment banking likely to weigh in third quarter
Finance Ireland plans €290m mortgage securitisation to fund new lending
Non-bank lender offers 1,400 home loans in residential-mortgage-backed securities
Thomas Cook receives offer for northern European business
Private equity firm Triton Partners make unsolicited bid
Thomas Cook shares sink as Citi warns stock could hit zero
Shares in world’s oldest travel firm on track for biggest one-day drop since November 2011
How to fund your business programme
Bursaries and scholarships can help you realise your goals but make sure you seek out information on available grants and funds
'Thundering disgrace' - Business hits out at North’s lack of Brexit influence
CBI regional chief Angela McGowan is concerned for future of North’s economy
General Electric’s deal-making abilities called into question
Conglomerate has paid more than $6 billion to Wall Street banks as market value collapses by 80%
Canadian technology company Soti to create 150 jobs in Galway
Company makes announcement at its partner and user conference in Dublin
BlackRock and Citigroup plan Paris expansion
French president Emmanuel Macron’s charm offensive to win business from the City of London is starting to pay
Cecilia Ronan: ‘I could easily have stepped out because of my personal circumstances’
Citi’s new chief country officer says there is a need to create an environment for women to thrive in business
Brexit drives rise in hiring for financial services jobs in Ireland
New survey from jobs site Indeed shows increased interest in Irish postings
How to fund an MBA: scholarships, sponsorship, bursaries and loans
Opting for an MBA might be a costly decision, but can be an investment that pays off several times over
Citigroup chief executive gets 48% pay rise to $23m for 2017
Package reflects year in which bank fell short of financial goals
Ardagh agrees €720m five-year credit facility with lenders
Packaging giant understood to be unlikely to draw down any cash available under facility
Eight of world’s biggest banks to settle cartel case with Brussels
Deal likely to cost RBS, Barclays, HSBC and others billions of euro
Ask Brian: What are my employment options in the financial sector?
Apprenticeships now offer school-leavers a route into major firms in the finance sector
Citi partners with charity Enactus in deal worth €85,000
Pathways to Progress initiative wants students to empower disadvantaged youth
Citigroup appoints Louise O’Mara as Irish corporate banking head
Citi expects to do $30 billion worth of debt and equity deals for Irish clients this year
Greece hires banks as it prepares for market return
Greek five-year bond due to launch and will mature in 2022
Flip-flop finance? Dublin’s Citi bankers to dress down for summer
Customers are unlikely to encounter bankers in Bermuda shorts, however
NI tech consultancy Neueda to create 165 new jobs
Privately-owned, Belfast-based business currently employs 220 people globally
Big US banks consider moving business out of UK
Financial groups look at moving transactions totalling many billions of dollars from London
Citigroup expands banking team in Asia to target rise of China
Concern over US pullback from global trade prompts bank focus on Asia-Pacific market
Women overtaken by men as they climb corporate ranks
Women account for 58% of staff at junior level but only 25.5% of senior roles
New £26.5m office development for Titanic Quarter
The 148,000 sq ft Olympic House will incorporate two linked blocks of offices
Posturing and lobbying obscure financial future
Cantillon: Here’s why new jobs mentioned in the IFS 2020 report may never materialise
What caused October’s sterling flash crash?
BIS report examines 9% fall and recovery of pound over a few minutes last year
Citi trader exacerbated October sterling ‘flash crash’
UK investigation into spiralling pound focuses on Citigroup’s Japanese operations
Dublin lags behind as London still top for tech start-ups
Survey shows UK, France and Germany house two-thirds of tech start-up talent
Local government driving business growth
City and district councils now responsible for local economic development
Saudi Arabia’s first bond sale to raise $17.5bn
Saudis complete record-breaking bond sale as lower oil prices force economic move
Barely scraping the sky: why Dublin’s tallest buildings are too short
Developers are setting their sights lower with buildings such as the 73m Exo office block
SeaBeeTree set to venture into UK market
Harrod’s agrees to stock former banker Ann O’Rahilly’s firm’s Irish seaweed muesli
Citigroup shares drop due to ‘one-time items’
Shares fall to under $43 in New York trading and are down 17 per cent this year
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