Avant Money informs Irish customers that it will become full fledged bank here in April
Nonbank lender currently offers mortgages, credit cards and personal loans
Wall Street investors ask if CRH’s new boss will hive off non-US assets, including Ireland
Scale and prospects of US business drove 2023 decision to move CRH’s primary stock market listing to New York
Glenveagh operating profit soars 86% as house sales and margins rise
Home builder sees sales continue to surge
Coulson quits Ardagh unit with riskiest bonds as restructuring looms
Bonds issued by ARD Finance are currently trading as low as 9.5 cent on the dollar
Alvarez & Marsal opens Irish office after hiring a former KPMG managing director
New York-based firm has established a corporate finance practice and aims to hire up to 20 people over the next two years
Ardagh enlists restructuring experts to board as it looks to cut €12bn debt
Debt of Paul Coulson’s packaging group is seen as too high by analysts as outlook for glass bottles unit weakens
Finance officials wedded to end-2025 Nama windup even as law delayed
Government aimed for agency to take over IBRC by end of 2024 or early this year - but enabling legislation was stalled by general election
Deutsche Bank sees AIB interest income falling 11% as it cuts stock rating
Bank’s underlying pretax profit should fall almost 22 per cent this year to €2.05 billion, report estimates
Poolbeg Pharma secures backing from major investor in merger target
US biopharma giant Gilead, which owns 19.4 per cent of Hookipa, plans to support union
Bank of Ireland starts deposit rate cuts after ECB reductions
Central bank has cut its key deposit rate by a total of 1 percentage point to 3% since June
Target-beating €12.8bn exchequer surplus to aid coalition talks
Department of Finance data show total tax receipts soared almost 23% to record €108bn last year
Ireland’s tax take hits record €108bn after €11bn Apple boost
Total corporation tax receipts soared 64% to €39.1bn in 2024
Queen Elizabeth’s former press secretary to chair Lauder Teacher
Industry veteran to head property communications to consultancy business cofounded by Goodbody analyst
Dublin is 9th most expensive city in Europe to live and 4th for rental costs
Looking only at rent costs, Dublin ranked behind London, Zurich and Geneva and ahead of Amsterdam and Luxembourg, the Numbeo survey shows