NTMA slow out of the blocks this year in raising debt
Cantillon: Word is Belgium and Ireland will launch large bond deals by end of the week
NTMA picks Frank O’Connor as next chief executive
Incoming chief is agency’s head of funding and debt management
NTMA CEO race sees O’Connor and Carville face off in final line-up
Decision expected imminently on successor to Conor O’Kelly
State seeking to raise €750m in treasury bill auction
NTMA expects to raise up to €20bn on bond markets this year to cover budgetary gaps
State seeking to raise €750m in bond auction
NTMA expects to raise €20bn on markets this year to cover budgetary expenses
Brendan McDonagh, Dara Deering and Des Carville among NTMA CEO candidates
A successor to Conor O’Kelly is expected to be selected by the end of the year
State seeking to raise €1.5bn in auction of long-term bonds
NTMA to raise up to €20bn in bond markets this year to cover housing and Covid spend
NTMA boss says markets will support borrowing €4bn a year for housing
Conor O’Kelly ‘reasonably sanguine’ about State’s ability to borrow
Aer Lingus in talks with State fund on Covid support
Ireland Strategic Investment Fund has already given airline €150m loan
NTMA chief to tell TDs Ireland must prepare for next ‘economic shock’
Conor O’Kelly to hail increase in disposable income and add note of caution in front of PAC
The truth about Ireland’s monster €240bn debt: it wasn’t the banks
It equates to €103,300 for every worker in the State and we’ll probably never pay it off
NTMA sees State’s interest rate falling to 1.5%
ECB buying up most debt issued to deal with Covid fallout
National debt agency hunts for new boss as Conor O’Kelly due to step down
O’Kelly’s successor faces task of managing enlarged debt pile due to Covid crisis
They aren’t going to raise income tax again – are they?
ESRI points to big gains from increasing income tax rates – close to €1 billion annually
NTMA CEO ‘not greatly worried’ about burden of Covid borrowings
Conor O’Kelly says ECB and other policymakers will ensure environment is benign
Councils ‘wasting money’; business fraudsters; and how affordable housing plan will make things worse
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‘You don’t want to be running your economy and society for bond investors’
Ireland should prepare for a recession or crisis every decade, says NTMA chief
State sells €1.25bn in long-term debt
Funding will be used to pay for Government measures to deal with pandemic
NTMA seeks to raise up to €1.5bn in bond auction
State has been forced to up its borrowing to deal with the economic crisis caused by Covid
Director of €15bn State fund to step down
Eugene O’Callaghan will leave Ireland Strategic Investment Fund at end of December
NTMA raises additional €750m at negative rate of -0.54%
Auction receives €2.27bn in bids, three times the amount on offer
Central Bank governor to call for ‘credible’ path’ to cut State debt post-Covid-19
High level of debt will leave State vulnerable to future shocks, warns Makhlouf
State’s shareholdings in Irish banks could last another decade
Donohoe indicates opportunity to sell off more shares in AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB has been stymied by crisis
NTMA warns Covid-19 borrowing leaves State exposed to rising interest rates
Debt management agency says it has already raised €18.5bn of its increased €20bn to €24bn borrowing target for this year
Ireland’s financial reputation: why this time it is different
NTMA’s latest bond auction reflects solid position of public finances
NTMA raises €6bn from bond auction to help State meet Covid-19 costs
Funds to boost State coffers as support ramps up for coronavirus-hit firms and workers
NTMA to sell up to €4bn of debt to help fund State’s response to virus
Agency announces imminent auction of seven-year bonds
NTMA plans multibillion-euro bond sale within weeks
Move comes as bill to fight impact of Covid-19 crisis climbs
State well-placed to borrow in international markets, NTMA says
Agency points to Ireland’s positive debt profile coupled with strong investor appetite
NTMA boss calls for decision on selling down State bank holdings
Agency says money should be used to pay down Ireland’s outsized debt burden
Election adds to headaches for AIB boss Colin Hunt
Market Beat: Pressure on the partially State-owned bank continue to mount
State’s €215bn debt burden leaves us exposed to global recession
Figure equates to over €44,000 for every man, woman and child in the Republic
Mario’s final push as end in sight for reign in Frankfurt
Cantillon: ECB president Draghi gears up for exit with fresh stimulus measures
Lower ECB rates leave Irish taxpayers stuck with our banks
Euro-zone economy remains in malaise as Draghi enters twilight of his tenure
David McWilliams: Stop the recession talk. It’s not happening
Burned by the 2008 bust, today’s Irish officials preach caution and warn of crashes
Ireland’s debt: €44,365 is owed by every man, woman and child in the State
CSO numbers show burden is four times higher than pre-crisis levels
Ireland’s €205bn debt: So just who is to blame?
After the financial crash many people accuse the banks, but they are only part of the story
NTMA staff share €1.78m bonus in 2018
Agency’s chief executive Conor O’Kelly received unchanged remuneration of €571,000
Dublin and Berlin move closer as Brexit barney continues
Business Week: also in the news were changes in Europe, debt, tax and the banks
A 100% chance of recession: what do economists think
Irish analysts broadly agree on likelihood of some type of reversal for economy
The Irish Times view on the national debt: Bracing for the bad times
An unusual combination of factors makes our huge debt manageable, but that won’t last forever
Chances of another recession in Ireland 100%, says NTMA chief
Conor O’Kelly says Lagarde nomination at ECB is ‘positive’ for Ireland
Is it time for the Government to help out savers?
State borrows from abroad, but why not tap retail savings market?
Mario Draghi’s number one fan: the NTMA
Cantillon: Agency chief explains how Ireland has benefitted from ECB low rate policies
Ireland’s €200bn debt burden: how did we get here?
Q&A: And how much are the debt servicing costs on such a monster sum?
Ireland paid over €60bn interest on national debt in 10 years
National Treasury Management Agency chief highlights high cost of servicing €200bn debt
Some 261 earn more than €100,000 at Nama and NTMA
State agencies together employ 22 people earning between €200,000 and €300,000
Dublin tourism briefing and Facebook results due
Your business this week: Irish unemployment figures, BoE rates decision and Starbucks results
Has the State missed the boat on cashing in on AIB?
Analysts agree that timing a share sale is far from straightforward
No evidence of a land bubble in Ireland, says Varadkar
Taoiseach admits land is not being made available for development quickly enough
AIB plans to return ‘serious lump’ of cash to shareholders
Bank has finally reduced its non-performing loans to average European levels
Fretting over late-cycle stock market risk could cost you
Yields are levelling off after long bull run but market peak may be some way off yet
State should sell its bank shares to tackle housing crisis
Vincent Boland: Despite NTMA advice, proceeds should not be used to pay down debt
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