Did Davy not learn from the past?
The stockbroker had come to supervisors’ attention in relation to bond deals with credit union clients
Patrick Honohan: ‘Many people thought it was too good to be true – and it was’
There were few options in 2008 'and that was fault of Dame St, not Leinster House'
Tracker scandal: When will people get their money back?
Cliff Taylor: There’s a long way to go as customers affected set to surpass 20,000
Fintan O’Toole: Irish banks have got away with major fraud
Gardaí have yet to investigate how thousands were tricked into switching mortgages
Central Bank markets supervision director to join Standard Life
Gareth Murphy to join pensions giant as deputy group chief risk officer
Central Bank markets supervisor Gareth Murphy quits
Murphy follows in wake of Honohan, Elderfield and Gerlach
Caveat: Oil case to bring slick media attention to Jerry Beades
Activist is taking legal action against all central bankers and central banks in the euro zone
Former financial regulator Elderfield to head up compliance at Nordea
Elderfield took up senior position with Lloyds Banking Group after leaving Central Bank
Fintan O’Toole: The lesson of Irish politics is keep calm and carry on corruptly
Proposed watchdog’s independence from politics completely stripped away
Honohan has earned the right to stop fighting fires
Governorship coincided with biggest financial crisis since Central Bank was established
Banking Inquiry: Ex-IBF chief lobbied for Depfa bank guarantee
Pat Farrell rejects assertion he lobbied for German bank, says it was ‘representation’
Banking Inquiry: Ex-regulator urges action over white-collar crime
Matthew Elderfield suggests review might be done by former attorney general or judge
Former taoiseach Brian Cowen called to banking inquiry
Charlie McCreevy among others who received letters from Oireachtas committee
Quinn Insurance liabilities acquired by Catalina
Group administrators say sale represents a big step towards completing administration
Balance sheet for banking sector ‘didn’t exist’ in 2010
Former secretary general of Department of Finance says there was no overview available due to reporting systems
Another Central Bank director exits Dame Street
Director of risk and policy Patrick Brady resigns in the latest senior exit
Regulator’s role in Anglo share scheme was a ‘sorry story’
Central Bank chief reacts to criticism of ex-watchdog
Anglo trial verdict sends ‘strong signal’, Fianna Fail says
In reaction to bank case Sinn Féin says outcome would lead to ‘mixed emotions’
Frenchman whose top priority is the repair of Irish banking
The deputy governor of the Central Bank says progress is being made but it will take several years
Putting in place real accountability is arguably the most important reform
Opinion: We have an aversion to this concept in Ireland, and especially the bit about consequences
Roux needs a thick skin to survive but it will be worth it
Financial regulator has plenty on his plate in a year that could be an important inflection point for Irish banking
Are we there yet? Well, no but we are moving on
The main banks are moving closer to profitability, but that does not mean our financial woes are over
Seán Quinn feels ‘stupid’ for getting too involved in Anglo
Former richest man in Ireland says he will eventually be vindicated in the courts
More work needed on money laundering, says Roux
New deputy governor says “we have a distance to travel in this area”
Muldoon to leave Central Bank next year
Director of credit institutions and insurance supervision has not lined up another job
Cantillon: Fourth Central Bank executive jumps ship
Fiona Muldoon, the director of credit institutions and insurance supervision, became the fourth member of the bank’s senior team to announce their departure this year
Fiona Muldoon to leave Central Bank next year
Director of credit institutions and insurance supervision to step down on May 1st
Central Bank will not seek fee repayment over Custom House Capital report
Bank paid €60,000 to KPMG for report in advance of failed investment group being placed into liquidation in 2011
Central Bank names French financial expert Cyril Roux as new regulator
Roux will succeed Englishman Matthew Elderfield at the Central Bank
Elderfield gives Roux a head start
Analysis: the financial regulator designate can build on the good work of his predecessor in repairing Ireland’s financial sector
French financial expert Cyril Roux appointed as new regulator
Roux will be responsible for all regulatory activities at Central Bank
An inquiry is needed into why a regime of impunity still exists in this state
Anglo tapes showed minds untroubled by the slightest hint of criminal consequences
Rethink needed on ways to tackle white-collar crime, says Elderfield
System for dealing with individual accountability not as effective as it could be, says financial regulator
Simplistic debate on IFSC does no one any favours
Scaremongering about jobs and regulation harked back to Seán FitzPatrick comments
Ireland may have ‘over-corrected’ on financial regulation, US regulator warns
SEC commissioner says care is needed to avoid losing business
Outgoing regulator warns against easing of regulation in final address
Matthew Elderfield points to cost to society of financial failure
‘Dismay’ at flight from IFSC offers timely reminder of its importance to economy
There are worrying signs of drift with the operation of the centre but it’s not quite clear if a rot has set in
Matthew Elderfield says move away from Central Bank purely for “personal” reasons
Lloyd’s Banking Group recruits deputy governor to lead its conduct and compliance
Lloyds hires Elderfield as compliance director
Financial Regulator and Central Bank deputy governor to assume new role in London this October
Matthew Elderfield may have timed his exit to perfection
Much will hinge on the search for a new financial regulator
Elderfield poised to take senior post with Lloyds - report
Deputy governor is due to step down from the Central Bank in six months
Half of small business debt is impaired, says regulator
Progress in resolving problem unacceptable, says Fiona Muldoon of the Central Bank
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