Irish executive Mark Bourke named CEO at Portugal’s Novo Banco
Former AIB chief financial officer held similar role in Novo Banco for past three years
New retail units to let at Blackrock Village Centre after €10m upgrade
Eight remaining spaces on offer at revamped mall at rents of €50 to €70 per square foot
British regulator clears way for £206m IFG takeover
Sale of financial services firm needs court approval, with date set for end of August
Investors back £240m sale of Dublin-listed IFG
Deal with Epiris expected to close by second half of this year
US recession fears drive down global stocks
Europe suffers fourth day of losses as global growth worries are compounded by Brexit
IFG agrees deal to sell to UK private equity fund
Epiris to acquire financial services group IFG in takeover deal valued at £206m
Sharp decline in US as Fed forecast’s fewer interest-rate increases
Iseq up 0.4% with Bank of Ireland and Dalata Hotel Group among the top gainers in Dublin
China trade fears end European shares’ recovery
Low volumes in Dublin with Total Produce one of the biggest gainers on the Iseq
IFG executives try to put Saunderson House mess behind them
Cantillon: Shareholders seek clarity as press report suggests asset disposal still on cards
IFG needs to give shareholders more clarity on ‘long-term strategy’
Company has, of late, not inspired confidence as it seems to hobble from one crisis to next
Mark Bourke named ‘Irish Times’ chief financial officer of the year
Bourke was a key player in AIB’s return to Dublin and London stock markets
Indecision over Saunderson House sale to impact client numbers - IFG
Financial services firm had planned to sell unit but then decided to keep it
Seen & heard: May’s backdown on customs union and AIB scales back loan sale
European regulators set to rule Permanent TSB’s split mortgages are non-performing
Glanbia rises as over 500,000 of its shares changes hands
Dundrum town centre manager up 4.17% in London after saying it would abandon Intu purchase
Management change for IFG as it appoints new CEO, chairman
Group also gets new interim chief financial officer
Dublin-listed IFG decides against selling unit despite offers
Company had earlier this year announced plans to dispose of Saunderson House
Asset disposals may mean IFG can no longer keep up
Cantillon: Saunderson House sale will leave financial services group with only James Hay
Shares fall as trade war concerns depress confidence
In Europe financials contributed the most to losses with banking sector down 0.9 per cent
Legacy issues to continue to impact financial performance at IFG
Dublin-headquartered financial services recorded loss in 2017 as UK tax investigation hangs over it
Outstanding field for chief financial officer of the year
‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Year awards: the CFOs
Back-to-the future deal makes McCanns top bananas once again
Why operators in the darkest part of Ireland’s €1.76bn shadow banking hub needn’t worry about the taxman
Dublin-listed IFG says legacy claims could cost it over £20m
Shares down 17% at one point but recover in later trading
IFG performing in line with expectations, assets held tops £30bn
Dublin-headquartered firm serves more than 60,000 customers via two businesses
IFG records operating loss following cost of restructuring
Shares in the company slumped more than 7% last month after group issued warning
Paddy Power Betfair dips in Dublin and London
Market report: Signs of weak summer ticket prices make investors wary of airlines
IFG shares slide on profit warning
Financial services business hit by accelerated restructuring charges and legal costs
Investors advised to oppose re-election of Barrington at Hibernia
Advisory firm claims former Aer Lingus chairman holds too many other positions
Paul McNamara steps down as IFG CEO with ‘immediate effect’
Chief financial officer John Cotter will assume the role at financial services group
Irish company dividends likely to hold up post-Brexit as profit growth declines
Weaker sterling against euro may make UK dividend payers more attractive
IFG reports 86% jump in pre-tax profits
New focus on wealth management pays dividends for financial services firm
Shares continue rebound as cold snap pushes up oil prices
Markets still feel benefit of ECB president Mario Draghi’s hint at stimulus measures
IFG says assets under its control up 14% to nearly £23bn
Financial services group says on track to deliver “meaningful growth” this year
IFG’s sharp focus on wealth market pays dividends
Financial services group grew operating profit by 12% in H1 as divestment of Irish insurance business nears completion
Fracker Falcon Oil & Gas hunts a major payday for investors
Chief executive Philip O’Quigley has high hopes for the explorer in Australia and South Africa
IFG targets “meaningful profitability” in 2015
Pensions specialist reports growth in revenues and profits in Q1 as it eyes acquisition targets and approves appointment of Deloitte as auditor
Markets: oil price falls and stocks fluctuate as investors bet on US rates
Bank of Ireland chief Richie Boucher says it will resume dividends and look to grow in UK
The Bottom Line: AIB may look to ex-bookie boss
AIB directors were informed chief executive David Duffy was quitting to take similar role with Clydesdale Bank in the UK
IFG Group forecasts lower full-year pre-tax profits
Sale of Irish pension administration and advisory business to close before end of 2014
IFG completes sale of UK business
Financial services group sells UK IFA arm to Ascot Lloyd Financial Services
IFG agrees sale of Irish pension administration business
Financial services group posts revenues of £34.1 million for the first half of the year
IFG gets off to strong start with trading in line with expectations
Irish financial services business set to return to profitability as group reports growing revenue
Financial services group IFG reports ‘solid performance’
Financial services group says revenues rose by 4.6% to £79.6m on back of strong growth
Analysis: AIB has work to do to emulate B of I escape act
While there has been progress, there is a sense AIB hasn’t quite nailed it yet
Despite some improvements in work, women are still lagging behind on pay
International Women’s Day will find not only are women earning less, but they’re living longer, causing new issues
IFG reports ‘steady’ performance
Corporate pensions division in Ireland shows growth in year to end of October
Stocks rise as Fed chief backs stimulus
Dublin’s Iseq edges into a positive close, finishing just 0.25 per cent higher
Urgent reform of pension wind-up priority order sought
Employers, unions and pensions industry unite to call for action to protect workers’ benefits
Car stocks lead European shares higher
Dollar at near three-year high amid speculation on future of Fed’s asset-buying programme
IFG says Irish business ‘steady’
Corporate pensions division shows steady growth in first quarter of the year
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