Bryan Carroll was one of the driving forces behind TNEX, a digital-only bank in Vietnam that sought to reach the country’s unbanked population. He talks about the journey, returning home, and the issues with the Irish fintech sector.
Philip Carney recently relocated to Lyon to establish a French division of The HR Company, the business he co-founded in 2001. If the move goes well, he plans to export the model to other countries.
Belfast’s decaying Casement Park is on the list to host games in the 2028 Euro football championships. But, as Tommie Gorman reports, it will take a miracle of Knock Airport proportions for it to make the deadline.
Set up in 2019, the Office of Legal Costs Adjudicator plays an important role in independently assessing legal costs. Now the government has made a decision in relation to an adjudicator.
The Minister of Public Expenditure and Reform is determined that the public feels the benefit of the booming public finances. He outlines his plan to make it happen, argues for fiscal stability, and talks about the biggest threats to the Irish economy.
Travel tech veterans Mike McGearty and Bobby Healy have raised €8.3m to expand headcount and build out Meili Travel, their new start-up.
At the Ires AGM, an activist investor made the case that the Ires board had overseen the destruction of hundreds of millions of shareholder value.
The former Anglo Irish Bank has security over a €100m landmark building in Boston occupied by First Republic. The Californian bank has been taken over by JP Morgan, who is reviewing its branches. The Irish state has a significant interest in what happens next.
As US lawmakers intensify scrutiny on Chinese companies growing exponentially on their shores, could Ireland become a shield?
Dublin financier and former bankrupt Juerg von Geitz claimed to have suffered financial and reputational damage in the fallout from a deal to refer high net-worth clients to the Rothschild bank which has more than €150 billion in assets under management. The case has been struck out.
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