Full coverage: Cantor Fitzgerald

In a candid public interview before investors and business leaders, Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe reflects on his 10 budgets, navigating Ireland through a world of trade disruption and tariffs, and why AI could change everything.

Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland's income has broken through the €60m mark for the first time. Its chief executive Gerard Casey talks about growth, opening a branch in Germany, and Ireland staying aligned with its key trading partners.

Liam Kiely is accused of stealing investor funds from a stalled US property scheme. He denies theft, fraudulent trading and falsification of a document on dates between 2007 and 2010.

Before an audience of investors and businesspeople, the minister laid out his vision for the Irish economy and assessed the UK's new FDI-friendly policies.

As we look ahead into 2024 and the next five years there are numerous reasons for investors to look forward with optimism. But there are areas of concern also, writes Cantor Fitzgerald's Philip Byrne.

Biomarine Ingredients has been in a restructuring process since last October. Now there is a new plan to save the business, and its CEO is set to change. Creditors are meeting on Friday.

Fish protein company Bio-Marine Ingredients raised €40 million in equity share capital and debt before it ran into trouble last year. A new investor looked likely to buy the company, before existing backers countered.

Before an audience of investors, Minister McGrath set out his vision for the Department of Finance in 2024. His big theme: nurturing domestic companies and domestic investment.

Ronan Reid led Dolmen Stockbrokers through boom and bust, before selling it to Cantor Fitzgerald. In this interview he talks about the journey. However, he also speaks about the sad death of his wife Karen, and how it forced him to question the balance of building a business and raising a family.