Coronavirus: Banks expected to restrict mortgage lending over pandemic price fears

Central Bank deputy governor says there is a huge level of ‘uncertainty’ in market

Bankers shouldn’t be put on ‘bold step’ for voicing views, says BPFI chief

Irish society must not drown out contrarian voices, says Brian Hayes

Central Bank warns of pressure to ease bank regulation

Deputy governor Ed Sibley says bank ‘does not have a preference for loan sales’

Whistleblower tip-offs in finance firms jump 40% - Central Bank

Mortgage arrears still a ‘serious problem’ more than a decade after financial crash

Ireland still facing prospect of hard Brexit despite deal, Sibley warns

Central Bank deputy governor says deal allows for increased divergence in trade

Credit unions may have to pull €1.8bn from UK in chaotic Brexit

Investments cannot be held in country that’s outside of EU

Central Bank says there is ‘no excuse’ for not being Brexit-ready

Regulator criticises firms for being unprepared, and warns on technology and climate

Financial sector to stump up cost of regulation by 2024, Central Bank says

A phased increase in levies will see taxpayer funds out of the equation in five years

Central Bank’s insurance chief signals exit

Sylvia Cronin opts not to renew five-year contract

Brokers must assess insurers’ finances following failures, Central Bank says

Deputy governor calls on brokers and agents to take more responsibility

‘Vulture fund’ Bill could lead to more repossessions, TDs told

Sinn Féin proposal seeks to stop banks selling problem loans without borrower consent

Banks starting to hear regulator message on diversity

Reaction comes after Central Bank warns on the imposition of gender-diversity targets

Central Bank misses investment firms target amid ‘Brexodus’ deluge

Regulator dealing with increased application volumes related to UK exit from EU

Irish may struggle to get wedding and pet insurance after a no-deal Brexit

Most products offered here are underwritten in UK or channelled through intermediaries there

State plans insurance protection law for no-deal Brexit

Legislation is to allow UK and Gibraltar-based insurers and brokers to continue to service Irish customers

Central Bank ‘re-prioritises’ supervision work amid ‘Brexodus’ spike

Regulator has received 100 Brexit-related applications for authorisation

Financial firms should view data as asset that needs protection – Central Bank

Ed Sibley says sector can expect regulator to focus on firms’ ‘resilience capabilities’

Promote more women, Central Bank tells Irish banks

Regulator says 94% of top banking jobs awarded to men in past six years

Sale of distressed loans ‘legitimate and necessary’ - Sibley

Central Bank’s deputy governor defends sell-off of bad loan portfolios by banks

Insurers seek clarity on contracts as Brexit looms

‘One size fits all’ approach will not work, says insurance body president

Brexit’s ‘deeply profound’ effects could cost 40,000 jobs

Central Bank has issued a stark warning of how the UK’s exit will affect the Republic

Many firms ‘have head in sand’ over Brexit, warns Central Bank

Deputy governor Ed Sibley: ‘Some firms have come a long way down the road ’

Women less likely to be in revenue generating roles

Analysis by Central Bank says women significantly more likely to be in backroom jobs

ESRI and Central Bank issue stern warning over Brexit hazard

Despite uncertainty economy set to grow by approximately 5% this year and 4% in 2018

Future of insurers depends on approach to driverless cars, Central Bank says

Incoming autonomous vehicles raise major questions for the insurance sector

Central Bank targets AIB over mortgage tracker scandal

AIB alone among Ireland’s five main mortgage lenders not currently under investigation

Tracker mortgage scandal just the latest in long list of bank’s failings - Central Bank

Deputy governor says all main banks will be subject to Central Bank enforcement investigations

Law-obsessed banks need ‘radical cultural change’, regulator says

Central Bank deputy governor urges banks to start putting customers first

Hard Brexit ‘entirely plausible’, says Central Bank deputy governor

Companies need to prepare for a hard Brexit without a transition period, says Ed Sibley

Central Bank appoints new registrar of credit unions

Anne Marie McKiernan replaced after becoming Irish representative at the IMF

Central Bank presses lenders to write off unsustainable loans

Non performing loans remain well above EU averages, Sibley says

Central Bank makes two senior appointments

Ed Sibley and Derville Rowland take up new roles after restructuring of financial regulation

Brexit: Central Bank reports ‘major increase’ in talks with UK firms

Regulator says it is talking to ‘scores’ of firms about moving to Dublin after Britain leaves

Irish banks not yet ‘stormproofed’, Central Bank says

Regulator warns risks remain in Irish banking system, particularly in IT

Central Bank concerned at lack of women in senior positions

Regulator’s head of credit supervision says data ‘reflects quite a poor picture’

Most variable rate mortgage holders could save by switching

Central Bank says default levels in Ireland up to 10 times higher than rest of euro zone

Banks still ‘weak and vulnerable’ warns head of banking supervision

Ed Sibley says banks still have much to do to address soured loans

Central Bank appoints Ed Sibley as a new director

Mr Sibley to replace Sharon Donnery as director of credit institutions supervision

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