The Department of Finance's funds sector review outlines a changed investor landscape behind the country's property market while also pushing for further analysis of investment structures like EUTs.
Several dozen Belfry investors sold “a pig in a poke” protested outside of the Central Bank this Thursday, demanding more action from the regulator to force AIB to repay their investment.
The US Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell opted to cut interest rates this week for the first time since March 2020, when Covid was wreaking havoc on global economies. What happens next?
Fondy set up in Ireland with big plans but those ambitions drifted away after pandemic difficulties. Now its new owner, TBC Bank, has invested €300,000 into its Irish base.
The online travel giant set up a fintech unit a few years ago and got a licence from the Central Bank of Ireland. Now it’s putting it to use.
There was a time when rows between governments and their economic advisers on inflation and spending unfolded in oak-lined boardrooms. Now, they are taking place on social media.
The payments company had set up shop in Dublin and sought an e-money licence from the Central Bank but has pulled the plug on that strategy.
Without significant improvements that make remote work more than a never-ending series of 30 minute video calls, WeWork will likely have plenty of customers willing to battle the commute for a bit of in-real-life face time.
The local ecosystem and multinationals in Ireland are getting their legal ducks in a row for MiCA, the EU’s raft of new rules for the sector.
The Central Bank’s latest financial stability review has raised risks in the commercial real estate sector, where international and non-bank lenders play increasing roles. Deputy governor Vasileios Madouros gives his assessment.
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