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Full coverage: KPMG

“The warning signs were numerous”: But what did the Irish directors linked to Dolphin Trust actually know?

The liquidators of an Irish vehicle linked to the collapsed Dolphin Trust are suing its former directors for reckless trading. Court filings give an insight into how Mut 116 was run and into how its executives intend to meet the civil charges against them.

Francesca Comyn
24th Feb, 2023 - 12 min read

Dolphin Trust fallout puts Irish directors in the spotlight

The former directors of Dolphin Mut 116, an Irish vehicle used to funnel millions of Irish pension money into German Property Group, formerly Dolphin Trust, are facing legal proceedings over their handling of the company. The demise of GPG’s global network of companies in 2020 left international investors exposed to the tune of around $1 billion.

Francesca Comyn
13th Feb, 2023 - 2 min read

Francesca Comyn: Can the Big Four accountancy firms take on the Big Six law firms?

Legal services in Ireland are undergoing a seismic shift post-Brexit with an influx of new operators. Now accountancy giants KPMG and EY are taking on the lawyers at their own game. Can they claim their slice of pie?

Francesca Comyn
13th Jun, 2022 - 5 min read

Calm, data-driven and willing to react: How clinical trials group ICON has navigated Covid-19

As soon as the crisis emerged ICON established a business continuity team. Soon after, the executive leadership agreed pay reductions, remote tech was utilised, and field-based staff adapted to the local restrictions. Now, it is expecting a surge in demand for its services.

P. Duggan and R. Brennan
11th Nov, 2020 - 3 min read

“Sometimes change can be hard to implement. You need a shock to make it happen at times, and there is no doubt that we have had that”

Seamus Hand, the managing partner of KPMG, believes that policymakers and business leaders have shown resilience in the crisis. But, with a bird’s eye view of the Irish economy, he also believes a range of tax and non-tax supports could be implemented to assist the recovery.

Ian Kehoe
22nd Jun, 2020 - 16 min read

Losses, liabilities and a £200 million group debt default threat: how Debenhams’ Irish stores hit the wall

Court documents reveal that the retailer failed to stem losses in the year prior to the Covid-19 pandemic and is now exposed to loan charges contracted by its troubled UK parent.

Thomas Hubert
13th May, 2020 - 3 min read

Thriving in the aviation supercycle: From the 737 Max to the Hong Kong, Singapore and climate change threats

The total funding required for new commercial aircraft over the next five years will top $800 billion. Ireland is a powerhouse in the sector, but it cannot take its position for granted, warns Joe O'Mara, head of aviation finance and leasing with KPMG.

Tom Lyons
21st Jan, 2020 - 10 min read

Lessons from the front: “If your gut is not overpowering your heart, you’re gonna have a heart attack“

TTM Healthcare founder and Broadlake chief operations officer Brian Crowley has been placing people in sensitive positions for 17 years. He shared his experience of scaling a business rapidly with other entrepreneurs at a KPMG Private Enterprise event.

Thomas Hubert
18th Oct, 2019 - 4 min read
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