Back in the black: Irish art sales booming again
This year’s RHA exhibition had sales of nearly €500,000, highest since before the crash
State adds to list of groups who can sell AIB shares to public
Department warns would-be investors to seek independent advice before applying
Business Week: Central Bank hails economy as Brexit preparations continue
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Brexit has UK investment firms looking at new Irish structures
Quilter Cheviot, Smith & Williamson said to be considering Irish-authorised units
More visitors but fewer sales at RHA exhibition
Sales down 23% on 2015, but record attendence figures suggests revival of interest in art
Irish property top asset class for financial advisers, survey shows
Over half of 100 advisers surveyed choose property as preferred investment
Old Mutual to acquire Quilter Cheviot for £585 million
Quilter Cheviot, which employs 40 people in Dublin, bought by rival
RHA results point to recovery in Irish art market
Sales jump 28% at annual exhibition after five-year slide in investor demand for new work
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