Bank of England scraps pandemic-era curbs on bank dividends
ECB likely to take steps to avoid ‘excessive dividends’ when cap is lifted
Fast-growing Fenergo to create 100 new jobs in Dublin
Irish fintech already employs 400 locally, and a further 450 people outside of Ireland
Irish banks lagging behind in digital services, survey finds
Banks falling down on personal finance management and investment services
Fenergo on acquisition trail as revenue and headcount rises
Irish fintech says it is still weighing up a stock market flotation
Fenergo named Irish technology company of the year
Fintech takes top prize with other winners including City Swift, NearForm and Fineos
Fenergo denies reports it has given up on $2bn listing
Dublin-based fintech says it is still exploring a potential initial public offering
European shares slide as lockdowns dull recovery hopes
Spain declares state of emergency while Germany, France reimpose tighter restrictions
CaixaBank and Bankia strike deal to create Spain’s biggest lender
Agreement signals long-awaited consolidation in a fragmented banking sector
Spanish lenders Bankia and CaixaBank in €17bn merger talks
Tie-up would create the country’s largest domestic bank
The Irish Times Company of the Year: the three finalists
Fenergo, Irish Distillers and An Post shortlisted after recording strong performances
Fenergo looking to more than double revenues by 2023
Irish fintech lifts Covid hiring freeze, and expects to have 1,000 employees by year-end
European stocks pause after rally, while ECB stimulus boosts banks
Markets report: Iseq rises 0.24%, with Bank of Ireland among the standout gainers
Irish fintech Fenergo completes $80m fundraising round
Backers include Dutch bank ABN Amro and New York-listed DXC Technology
Irish fintech gets a boost as Revolut moves to Dublin
As many as 7,000 people working in the fintech sector, including some great start-ups
Coinbase sets up second Irish entity to target institutions
Digital currency exchange’s Custody businesses hold more than $7bn in crypto assets
Fenergo records strong revenues as spending on R&D doubles
Irish software company continues to secure wins in new segments it is focusing on
Coinbase to expand Irish operations after securing e-money licence
Popular digital currency exchange already employs 40 people in the Republic
ESB borrows €500m in first ever ‘green bond’
State company will use cash to pay for electric vehicle recharging and renewable energy projects
The man who is bringing cryptocurrencies in from the cold
Coinbase Card will allow people to use bitcoin to buy a coffee or get cash from the ATM
Up to tenth of world wealth set to be stored on blockchain by 2027
Cisco says €8.9tn of global GDP could be on blockchains within 8 years
Big names sign up to help set standards for blockchain technology
Companies flock to join new initiative, which has backing of OECD, World Bank and EU
UN climate change summit urged to take action by young people
Students, banks, Sturgeon and Robinson call for shift to low-carbon economy
Stock markets rise globally as investors cheer gridlocked US Congress
US midterm results eased fears that Trump’s deregulation measures would be reversed
Markets take fright following US interest rate speculation
US-focused stocks including Glanbia, Kerry and Smurfit Kappa fall in Dublin
Fenergo to take on extra 300 staff as it invests €30m in expansion
Irish fintech company heading towards 1,000 staff milestone as revenues double again
European banks’ exposure to Turkey
Spanish, Italian, French and UK banks are most exposed to Turkey’s free-falling currency
European banks exposed to Turkey’s currency crisis
Spain’s BBVA, Italy’s UniCredit, France’s BNP Paribas, Dutch bank ING and Britain’s HSBC most exposed
Turkish lira crisis and Brexit uncertainty shake investor confidence
Ryanair stock advances as Tui and Thomas Cook fall; Apple and Amazon hit highs
European shares tumble as Turkish turmoil hits banks
Troubled Irish-Swiss baker Aryzta down almost 10% in trading in Dublin
European stock rise but tech woes weigh on US shares
Markets: Iseq closes down almost half a per cent
US-China trade war fears send markets tumbling
Market report: The escalating trade spat also sent UK and European stocks tumbling
Ireland’s largest wind farm enters commercial operation
Galway Wind Park has the capacity to generate 169 mega watts (MW) of electricity
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