Davy Group

On The Money: Dematerialisation is an intimidating word but the process promises to be hassle free for small investors

Q&A: Share purchases predating the internet age can be particularly tricky so keeping records is strongly advised

Bonds can offer better returns but are not without risk and, ideally, require substantial investment

Adviser appointed to restructure business under State’s ‘examinership light’ process

Wind farm owner also completed purchase of 22.5% stake in German renewable project

Settlement understood to include Patrick Kearney receiving about €2 million, without any liability being admitted

Unio aims to grow the level of assets under advice to €20 billion by 2027

Any Other Business: Fiction imitating life; Davy in a Flutter; a glimpse inside the Kerryman; Ireland’s missing billionaires

Strong demand combined with supply shortages will keep upward pressure on prices but higher interest rates will contrain buyers

Corrigan credited with helping pave the way for the government to return to international debt markets after bailout

The line up of current and former Irish international rugby players forging a career in business continues to grow with captain Johnny Sexton already planning his next move

Buttressed by the lifting of Government pay caps, Bank of Ireland CEO Myles O’Grady talks about the future of the lender and his circuitous route to the top job

Dublin City Council concerned about height, scale, and massing of new centre and its potential impact on other retailers in the area

Mr Justice Michael Twomey has amended his ruling from last month

Nation’s debt to GDP ratio forecast to fall to less than a third of financial crisis

Time spent preparing for a sale process is time that that can pay dividends later on down the line

Last year started strongly but was a year of two halves in relation to activity; 2023 looks set to reverse that trend, with a stronger performance in the second half

Everyday Finance DAC is seeking judgment against the investors who availed of a tax incentive scheme to buy apartments at Grove Island

Brokerage predict economy will grow by 6.9 per cent this year, up from a previous forecast of 3.5 per cent, as energy prices fall

Eamon Waters pays €28m for lingerie chain’s landmark store and €12m for Tesco premises on Lower Baggot Street

Ireland’s leading shopping street was battered by Covid and online rivals. Big brands are giving it a new lease of life – in return for a financial reset

Judge reserves his decision on 15 of the former Davy employees’ motion to strike out the case against them

He succeeds former NTMA boss John Corrigan in the role

City of London investment bank is growing its business in Europe

Hybrid working has emptied offices in the city centre on many days of the week and cut footfall

Seen & heard: Kingspan’s Murtaghs eye Buswells; construction delays and pay rows; O’Gara objects to PIA for former team-mate

Division’s poor performance comes as investors fret about deteriorating global economic outlook

US real estate firm Kennedy Wilson acquired Louth retail scheme for €44.5m in 2014, a fraction of its build cost

Mr Justice Michael Quinn’s judgment relating to the discovery of documents connected with the case was published on Monday

Broker warns higher input costs in construction sector will result in fewer-than-expected new houses next year

No plans for stockbroker to seek to become a primary dealer in Government bonds again

Few companies have floated on the Dublin market in recent years

Siteserv report is just the latest iteration of a them-and-us culture in which the ordinary taxpayer must forever stump up

New sales listings on property website MyHome.ie up 21% on pre-pandemic levels during the third quarter

Davy’s head of capital markets John Lydon has left the stockbroking firm to join CRH as director of group development

The growing pressure on businesses is real. With pandemic-era taxpayer subsidies barely finished, businesses want Government to save them from runaway electricity and gas costs

Firm is corporate broker to two-thirds of the companies on the Iseq 20 index in Dublin

New unit to provide management company functions for EU-regulated funds

Leading Irish wealth manager to sponsor Inside Business as part of three-year partnership

CRH’s €300m sale of awnings division biggest of 94 deals, says Investec