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German market reaches record high as investors are buoyed by hopes of progress on Capitol Hill

Company on market for €200m, in a move likely to attract interest from life and general insurance companies

Consumers warned to be on their guard as ‘smishing’ attacks show no sign of slowing

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Bank has provided ‘compelling rationale’ for the move, says ISS

US President Joe Biden looked set to continue talks with congressional leaders on raising the country’s debt limit later this week

Financial institutions under increasing pressure to pass on rate increases to deposit holders

Economic and interest rate concerns continue to dictate market direction

Minister has launched public consultation on levy, which was introduced in 2014 and due to come to end in December 2023

Áine McCleary to drive strategy to help improve customer attraction, retention, and satisfaction, bank said on Friday

Teenagers are only group to see spike in spending

US consumer price index comes in marginally below expectations, with core prices as expected

Ryanair the ‘talk of the town’ among Dublin investors after it struck a deal to buy up to 300 Boeing 737 Max 10 aircraft

Plan was announced in March and follows €50m share repurchase last year

Former Bank of Ireland chief executive’s success shows Irish lenders can be used as springboard to greater things

AIB and Bank of Ireland enjoy positive sentiment

Iseq All Share index ends session up 1.3%

The Iseq index gave up close to 0.4% in trading on Thursday

New Bank of Ireland backed fund will support projects that drive innovation in mortgage process

But bank saw decline in UK and international corporate lending during the period

Traders look to interest rate decisions later this week

The range of services on offer from traditional banks, online challenger banks, An Post and the credit unions can vary widely, so pick with care

The Big Four accounting firm said it hired almost 1,300 new employees last year

Iseq creeps up with Smurfit jumping 4.7%

Strong tech results ease Wall Street concerns about lenders

Credit Suisse reported client outflows of €64 billion in first quarter

Bank closures in Granard, Co Longford, have caused resentment but not everyone is downbeat

Mapping Ireland’s Bank Closures: More than a third of bank branches have closed since 2008 and the future seems likely to hold more of the same

Tesla’s 8.7 per cent tumble puts pressure on equities indices

FTSE 100 falls after another surprisingly strong UK inflation reading

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Money Matters: Families worry about their ability to afford the ongoing costs of having a child even after allowing for one-off items and the cost of childbirth itself

Euronext Dublin outperforms European peers as a number of its heavy hitters drag it up almost 1.5%

Ironically, consumers are losing out in part because they already have too much money on deposit at banks

AIB and Bank of Ireland follow their European counterparts higher

About 85 per cent of accounts open at start of last year closed or inactive at the end of March

Investors bet US Federal Reserve could pause rate hikes

Central Bank figures find Ireland had third lowest rates in euro zone but only because savers are subsidising borrowers

Dublin market outperforms international peers as it finishes the day up 1.7% on the back of strong rallies

Error has resulted in the lender not filing monthly loan performance updates to the Central Credit Register