Irish Stock Exchange

Bank of England becomes latest to signal ease in borrowing charges

It is understood that most staff are being offered an opportunity to be redeployed

Exits of heavyweights from Dublin stock market have triggered concern in the industry as to its future viability

Irish equities trading turnover last month equated to a daily average of €183.3m, down from €261.3m a year ago

Q&A: A lot has happened to the bank in the 15 or so years since your father bought these shares but there is a process for finding them

Flutter Entertainment to leave Irish Stock Exchange as it heads to Wall Street, but will remain ‘incorporated, headquartered and tax resident’ in Republic

Women hold just 13% of all executive board positions in Iseq 20 firms, while number of women non-executive director roles is on the increase

Move comes as Flutter Entertainment became the latest heavyweight company to signal it is quitting the Irish market

Irish index ends week slightly higher

Former CEO is said to be among parties to signal interest in investing in embattled company, which is running out of cash just as it cracks US market

Group has now taken close to 40% of purchase price out of Dublin exchange which saw new debt listings decline last year

Medtech company’s shares suspended on Friday after it said its ‘short-term working capital position has deteriorated’

Medtech has explored various financing options including potential sale of its business divisions

Company also has about €30 million of cash on its balance sheet

Irish-listed companies deliver €12.4bn benefit to economy, report says, as it calls for abolition of stamp duty on trading and incentives for market players

Irish stock exchange grapples with exodus of its biggest corporate beasts

A focus on small cap IPOs could help Euronext Dublin to reinvent itself and provide a platform to build the next Flutter, Kingspan or CRH

Building materials giant’s shift comes as blow to Irish market

Insulation maker to make offer for Nordic Waterproofing after confirming ‘informal approach” for US frm Carlisle

Benchmark STOXX 600 index dropped almost 3% this month amid lack of visibility on interest rates

Dublin market ends the week 1.5 per cent lower

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Dublin-listed company hopes to cash in one EU’s drive for renewables

State’s largest architectural firm, Henry J Lyons, sees directors’ remuneration fall 20%

Regulator found that Lynch used inside information to buy shares in C&C

Market dominated by €1bn offer for Hibernia Reit

Two companies have had strategic partnership for five years

Housebuilder upgrades forecasts for 2022 following €58m operating profit in 2021

Greencoat Renewables says any deal for its founder should not impact Irish business

Ryanair, CHR and Paddy Power owner affected after countries move to impose new travel curbs

Tuohy is third person fined by regulator since it took direct audit responsibility in 2016

A notice to Irish Stock Exchange shows that by Friday, State had cut its holding to 9.95%

Dublin law firm elevates corporate head to top position

Lack of activity from New York and London dampens trading in Irish multinationals

Roy Barrett’s company loan also fell from €80,000 to €18,880, latest accounts show

Food ingredients company gives top three executives shares under incentive scheme

Transfer to Brussels of securities deposits follows shift of share trading away from UK

The stockbroker had come to supervisors’ attention in relation to bond deals with credit union clients

Minister also says it is important that stockbroker finds ‘stable owner’

Politicians press Central Bank to hold individuals to account over trading scandal