Banks and travel stocks suffer setback in Dublin while collapse of Akzo Nobel takeover wipes over 17% off its market cap

Over 40% of those with fewer than 50 shares in bank after holdings were diluted chose not to sell into odd-lot offer

Now renamed Ulydien, bank reported €53m net loss in 2025 and paid €56m in customer remediation for ‘legacy issues’

Lenders’ investment arms are set to capture a share of money leaving deposit accounts, analyst forecasts

Shares in Dublin-based clinical trials group are currently down 27% so far this year

Company best known for its diggers has become attractive for its role in building out AI infrastructure

Limerick native leads an insurer once known as RSA, with an ambition to be a top three player by 2030

Executives are ‘very positive’ about flotation prospects after site visits, source says

Premium income increased by 7% due to growth in the number of customers and increases in average premium

Investors continue to weigh impact of Iran war as oil retreats slightly

There is €170bn on deposit in the State

Departure ‘not related to any disagreement’ over accounting practices or controls

Agency managing crisis-era property loans ends mandate with surplus despite initial fears of cost to taxpayers

Appointment to €313,000 post currently held by David McRedmond would mark return to the semi-state sector for former Coillte boss

Agency entered this year facing €15 billion in debt maturities that needed to be refinanced