Ryanair confirms move to delist from London Stock Exchange
Airline becomes the first major company to blame its departure on Brexit as trading falls
A tale of two pandemics for Smurfit Kappa and Greencore
Market Watch: CPL’s new owners lock in Anne Heraty
Over 200 Covid-related complaints lodged with financial ombudsman
About 50 of the complaints relate to business interruption insurance, spokeswoman says
RSA Ireland profits rise as Covid drives decline in bigger claims
Motor, workplace and public liability claims all declined
Central Bank considers legal action over Covid-19 insurance cover
Four test cases being taken against FBD
Peer-to-peer lender Flender raises €10m for SME lending
Latest fundraising round is part of €50 million targeted by firm, says chief
Ulster Bank seeks to set deadline for SME redress scheme
Bank wants to set a deadline with Central Bank for customers to complain about their treatment by its global restructuring group
Trader sues over €10m profit made on what he thought was dummy site
Trainee found he was practising equity futures on live site and placed €1bn of orders
Q&A: What do the new consumer payments rules mean for you?
Hiding behind acronyms are measures designed to reduce costs and broaden choice for customers
Tech firms eye bank business under new payments rules
EU payments services directive set to open door to fintech online applications
Dublin fintech firm Assure Hedge seeks funds to launch in Ireland
Company was recently selected to take part in landmark ‘sandbox’ programme in UK
Irish fintech firm Assure Hedge receives UK regulatory boost
Regulators globally are seeking greater oversight of ‘disruptive’ financial technology
Ex-State Street staff charged for defrauding NTMA
Two executives over conspiracy to defraud clients, including national Irish pension fund
Andrew Bailey to head Financial Conduct Authority
Bailey will take over from acting CEO Tracey McDermott for a five-year term
Booked: Measurement madness by Dina Gray, Pietro Micheli and Andrey Pavlov
Work targets not always made to measure
Deutsche Bank hit with €2.3bn fine for rigging Libor
‘I’m begging u, don’t forget me....’ read one trader e-mail asking for help manipulating rate
London futures trader fights US extradition bid over ‘flash crash’
Trader faces very long custodial sentence if convicted in US, says prosecutor
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