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Full coverage: Coronavirus

Sponsorship is critical to the business of sport. What happens it when games stop?

The bottom has dropped out of Ireland's sport sponsorship market as a result of Covid-19. The question now is whether it will come back in the same form.

Cait Caden
10th Apr, 2020 - 6 min read

Prospects for global economic recovery: Why a recovery will be both V-shaped and U-shaped

We could easily see a dual or two-speed recovery, where the manufacturing sector gets back to work pretty quickly, but the services sector takes a lot longer to get back on track.

Peter Kinsella
7th Apr, 2020 - 5 min read

“We need a joint special effort to cope with the crisis… but somebody will have to pay”

Exclusive interview: Former ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet presided over Europe’s monetary response to the previous crisis. As the Covid-19 crisis escalates, he praises the current ECB’s fast initial response – while sticking to his long-held position that the mounting debt will have to be repaid.

Thomas Hubert
5th Apr, 2020 - 18 min read

Nursing homes: The weakest link in the fight against Covid-19?

While acute care capacity has been ramping up, Vanguard Health CEO and former NHS executive Audrey Mc Donnell turns her attention to the services caring for those most exposed to the pandemic.

Audrey Mc Donnell
3rd Apr, 2020 - 4 min read

FBD will be stressed but, if it can just cover its cash needs this year, it looks like it’ll ride it out

FBD has faced backlash from customers who feel they have been cast adrift over coronavirus cover. Meanwhile, its cash reserves are likely to get stressed this year and its financial assets are down between 5 and 10 per cent. What does the future hold for FBD?

Sean Keyes
2nd Apr, 2020 - 3 min read

Yes, we can avoid austerity. And here is how we can do it

As the pressure mounts on the state to bail out vast tranches of the domestic economy and households, are we facing another period of prolonged austerity? Or can we chart a new fiscal future?

Stephen Kinsella
2nd Apr, 2020 - 4 min read

“Catastrophic impact”: anatomy of Usit’s lightning-fast insolvency

One month ago, directors of the historic student travel agency met to sign off on a promising set of accounts. Last week, they agreed to wind up the company. The downfall reveals the devastation being caused by Covid-19 in the travel sector.

Thomas Hubert
1st Apr, 2020 - 8 min read

Caveat emptor: Inside the battle between industry and insurance over Covid-19 cover

As insurers battle with industry over business interruption cover, the state has been left to effectively subsidise both through emergency wage cover. However, concerns are growing about the capacity of some insurers to weather this crisis.

Ian Kehoe
31st Mar, 2020 - 12 min read

Pete Smyth: “We have a crisis. Here are 10 ways to help navigate it”

The scale of disruption arising from the Covid-19 pandemic can be overwhelming. Yet a number of common steps applicable across industries can help business leaders ground their response in fact, steer their teams through it – and make the most of opportunities arising at the other end.

Pete Smyth
31st Mar, 2020 - 11 min read

Frozen: From listed funds to landlords, how the Covid-19 crisis spills over into property markets

The coronavirus crisis has hit property-focused shares harder than most – but those are a leveraged bet on the underlying property market. Homeowners needn't worry (until later this summer maybe).

Sean Keyes
30th Mar, 2020 - 5 min read
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