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There has been a surge in the number of Irish deals involving UK private equity. A&L Goodbody partners Richard Grey and London-based Phil Fogarty explain the trend and argue more is still to come.
The peer-to-peer platform is raising funds from private investors and a German bank to streamline its crowdfunded business lending activity.
The Highland Europe co-founder speaks about growing up in Dublin, the Apple windfall, and why other countries don't follow Ireland's low-tax model.
Dublin investment house Elkstone is encouraging clients to move money overseas to take advantage of higher deposit rates but Bank of Ireland, PTSB, and AIB insist domestic rates remain competitive.
Conor Sheridan wants to build the world’s leading hospitality tech company. And as part of that plan, he has just launched Nory Capital, a finance division that plans to lend restaurant companies millions of euro to help them expand.
The worlds of psychology, economics and investing lost a giant last week. At the grand old age of 90, Daniel Kahneman died peacefully at his home in Manhattan.
From a standing start, Graham Cawley's Santiago Capital has lent €150m to property developers, some of whom hadn't been seen since the Celtic Tiger. Melissa Lyons heads up its new business lending unit. Where is the money coming from?
Founded in 1966, IBI has worked on some of the most high-profile deals in Irish corporate life. But why has it decided to sell to a Japanese-owned investment bank? How does it plan to grow and what does this mean for dealmaking in Ireland?
Dealmakers Tom Godfrey and Ted Webb have been trying to sell their corporate finance advisory business for months. Now it is on the brink of a deal to sell to one of Japan's largest corporate brokerages.
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