Francesco Ceccato, Barclays Europe’s CEO: On deals, regulation and choosing Dublin
Brexit prompted Barclays to chose Republic as its EU base
Five steps women can take to ensure they aren’t left short of money
Invest instead of saving, ask for a raise, and other ways to ensure you have a nest egg
How a Newry maths genius helped unravel an international tax fraud scheme
Martin Shields went from key player in cum-ex trading to German prosecutors’ star witness
What is cum-ex trading and what is Ireland’s role in it?
Background: Several banks in Ireland used in massive European tax fraud scheme
2K Games to pay €60 per sq ft for offices at One Park Place
US video games publisher enters into 10-year sub-lease as Dropbox goes ‘virtual first’
Divorces of the rich and famous: A 1% solution or the start of a trend?
As recent high-profile splits end ‘amicably’, the less well-known may follow in their footsteps
Kerry Group dishes out €2.2m share award to executives
Food ingredients company gives top three executives shares under incentive scheme
Kerry Group looking at selling food business for ‘billions’
Move may free up money for acquisitions in rapidly growing division Taste & Nutrition
We continue to ignore massive pensions elephant in the room
The national debt is likely to go up by more than €40 billion within next two years
Tullow Oil’s new boss faces difficult pitch to win over investors next week
Plus, time to forget Goodbody’s €150m price tag
Cerberus eyes Ulster Bank’s €20.5bn loan book in the Republic
Lender’s UK parent NatWest said to be actively considering exiting the market
Tullow Oil appoints Rahul Dhir as its new chief executive
Executive chair Dorothy Thompson will return to her position as non-executive chair after handover
Fall in authorisation applications to Central Bank after Brexit planning peak
Fitness and probity applications had jumped almost 300 per cent on the first half of 2018
FOMO grips stock investors as bull market lives on borrowed time
There is no shortage of potential banana skins facing equity markets, according to analysts
Tullow shares collapse and weak data from China impact markets
Markets report: aviation shares slump while Tesco’s expansion plans boost performance
Kerry enlists Goldman to help seal largest Iseq company deal
Irish food group leading contender for $25bn DuPont nutrition business
Socially responsible companies are less volatile – Bank of America executive
Fewer bankruptcies at firms with strong ESG stances says bank’s vice-chair Anne Finucane
KPMG secures new offices at Park Place
‘Big Four’ accounting giant to pay €60 per sq ft at Clancourt’s Hatch Street development
Stocktake: Brexit continues to make fund managers wary of UK stocks
But is yet another decade of underperformance for UK stocks really that likely?
IDA chief appointed adjunct professor at Smurfit business school
Background brings international business and national policy experience to role
NTMA scraps last 2018 bond auction as green deal tops target
Agency settled on €2bn issue, having initially targeted between €1bn and €1.5bn
Tottenham refinance €720 stadium debt but purse strings will not loosen
‘It will have no bearing on how we run the club,’ says chairman Daniel Levy
Stocktake: Bulls hoping to sustain stock market breakout
Ugly sentiment suggests stocks have bottomed
AIB freezes hiring and promoting to curb expenses
Seen & Heard: union expresses disappointment at lender’s latest cost-cutting plan
Pointing the way: Institute of Education focused on results
Torch may have been passed to the children of the founder but the fee-paying school remains top dog for Leaving Cert results
Danger here: Financial markets quake as trading screens flash dreaded R-word
Dublin’s Iseq share index has fallen 6.6% in seven weeks, leaving it the third worst-performing equity market since July
Vernon and Gunne: The duo behind Irish property’s €1.34 billion deal
Sale of Green Reit puts businessmen in line for yet another multimillion euro payday
Finance Ireland plans €290m mortgage securitisation to fund new lending
Non-bank lender offers 1,400 home loans in residential-mortgage-backed securities
Bank of Ireland investors value UK unit at zero, analyst says
Bank’s UK operations account for almost 40% of assets
Trump’s tweets stoke up tensions and keep interest rates low
Cliff Taylor: The days of ‘money for nothing’ might not be over
Gartner doubles its Dublin footprint with move into Two Park Place
NYSE-listed advisory firm is latest blue-chip tenant at Clancourt Group’s development
Stocktake: Investors should be wary of bitcoin rally
Fund managers are cautious but not gloomy while volatility spike augurs well for stocks
VC firm Middlegame Ventures eyes Irish fintechs
Firm is behind NadiFin accelerator, which takes place in Dublin and Luxembourg
Telcos eye up BT’s €460m Irish unit as parent firm exits Ireland
UK telecoms giant to sell-off Irish business as part of major global retrenchment
Stocktake: Is a market ‘melt-up’ on the cards?
Many investors, sceptical of US rally, have kept piles of money on the sidelines
Stocktake: Keep an open mind on Fed’s plans
Fed’s rate hike U-turn surprises investors; Woodford claims ‘spectacular’ returns on way
From bear to boom: 10 years on from the market crash
When stocks bottomed out in 2009 there was fear of meltdown of the financial system
Will Elon Musk ever learn?
Stocktake: Tesla chief’s ongoing carelessness a cause of concern for investors
Stocktake: stocks enjoy double-digit gains but fund managers are cautious
There has been an about-turn in sentiment towards emerging markets
Central Bank misses investment firms target amid ‘Brexodus’ deluge
Regulator dealing with increased application volumes related to UK exit from EU
Brexit-fleeing firms should not expect favours from regulator – Minister
D’Arcy warns companies will not be able to ‘skip queue’ for authorisation after UK exit
Ireland will not drop standards for firms fleeing Brexit, Central Bank warns
Financial services companies seeking must be properly capitalised, Brexit event told
Profit warning from Société Générale weighs on European shares
Cairn Homes enjoys 4% bounce in Dublin on the back of positive trading numbers
NTMA to sell €3bn of bonds after ECB stimulus ends
Move will be first market test since European Central Bank ended stimulus programme
What’s in store for stock markets in 2019?
Forecasts from strategists show bullish expectations have been reined in
European shares down on concerns over Brexit and US shutdown
Iseq Overall Index dips 0.09 per cent to 5,651.16 in Dublin as CRH slips 1.83 per cent
Sterling traders court peril counting on 11th-hour Brexit breakthrough
UK currency could hit floor if central banks sell off predicted £100bn over EU crash-out
State companies and Brexit, Apollo House’s sale, and Christmas shopping
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from ‘The Irish Times’ business desk
Bank of America completes Brexit switch with 100 staff moving to Dublin
US bank merges London-based banking arm with Irish subsidiary
Stocktake: Bear market time for Apple
Bitcoin likely to see further falls; oil is on the verge of hitting a 52-week low
A correction or a bear market? Making sense of the recent turbulence
It may be that this is a late-cycle bull market that isn’t quite finished yet
Markets buoyed by easing trade relations and Brexit ‘breakthrough’
Shares in Swiss-Irish food group Aryzta rise 6.5 per cent to €1.29
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