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Full coverage: Investment

Some State money still invested in fossil fuels as cracks in the Divestment Act start to show

Pioneering legislation drove ISIF to sell off most of its fossil fuel investments, but not all. Billions in private bonds and shares also continue to flow to the industry through Ireland.

Niall Sargent
22nd Nov, 2023 - 4 min read

Sean Keyes on investing: Our feckless state

The four things the state must do if its to regain the ability to do very hard things.

Sean Keyes
1st Nov, 2023 - 5 min read

Spanish Conquistadors, the Dutch disease, and escaping the paradox of plenty

We need to move beyond the short-term obsession and the archaic constraints of our traditional budgetary approach. We need to make and win the case in Brussels for splitting the capital budget from the current budget, and to fund the former separately.

John Looby
25th Sep, 2023 - 4 min read

“We’re comfortable with it and it informs what we do”: How Cardinal thrived in volatility and unlocked €3.5bn in investment

Nick Corcoran grew up in Dublin’s inner city and his first job was selling vegetables from a van in Ballymun. Today, along with his business partner Nigel McDermott, he runs Cardinal Capital, a pioneer in the Irish alternative financing sector.

Tom Lyons
8th Aug, 2023 - 20 min read

Sean Keyes on investing: Two strategies for better capital investment

A new study says civil servants matter to infrastructure projects. When the state is investing billions on infrastructure, competent officials are a good investment.

Sean Keyes
2nd Aug, 2023 - 5 min read

Sean Keyes on investing: Ireland should hoard workers, not assets

To avoid having to pay much more taxes in 2050, Ireland should recruit workers. Our current posture — surprised and inconvenienced by population growth — is the worst of all worlds.

Sean Keyes
19th Jul, 2023 - 5 min read

At Ireland’s Sovereign Wealth Fund conference: “We would not be forgiven for wasting this opportunity”

At a conference in The Central Bank, policymakers came together to discuss the best way to design Ireland's proposed sovereign wealth fund.

Sean Keyes
13th Jul, 2023 - 3 min read

‘The Context’ with Sinead O’Sullivan: Part five – ‘Our Lives in Their Portfolios’ by Brett Christophers

For a long time, I have been trying to simply and succinctly underline the role that private equity and large institutional funds play in our day-to-day lives. “Our Lives In Their Portfolios” is possibly the most beautiful way of describing something that has the potential to be so nefarious.

Sinead O'Sullivan
10th Jun, 2023 - 2 min read

Having raised £3.4m, Sligo-born Deirdre McGettrick’s Ufurnish is gathering steam

Sligo-born Deirdre McGettrick swapped a corporate finance career to found Ufurnish, the UK's largest furniture comparison site. She talks to The Currency about purposefully bringing female investors on board and shifting the business plan through a turbulent market.

Rosanna Cooney
8th Mar, 2023 - 3 min read

We don’t need female office hours or other such pony shows. We want one thing and one thing only. Investment.

Putting real power in the hands of women is creating a system where they can start and own their own companies. That requires a seismic rethink in how VCs and our state development agency provide funding.

Rena Maycock
8th Mar, 2023 - 6 min read
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