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Donal MacnameeThe Business Post |
With rates falling and competition rising, some are forecasting a more straitened period for the banks after a record-breaking 2024, but what do...
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Department of Finance will be keeping a close eye on the bank’s share price as monetary policy eases
Irish lenders are more sensitive to falling rates than others around Europe – and their share prices are adjusting accordingly
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The Central Bank says government’s tax and spending measures could be adding to the difference between public’s perception of inflation and the...
Because of a clause in the global corporate tax rules, Ireland may have to add top-up taxes to US multinationals with operations here by 2026....
Academics, economists and legal experts tell us what the landmark judgment means for Ireland – and how the cash should be splashed
It looks like the government is trying to use the banks to attack Sinn Féin on housing policy ahead of an election. That presents a significant...
Instead of issuing dark warnings about impact of pay restrictions, banks would be better served approaching Department of Finance with detailed...
Fintech has relished in defying its critics. With this valuation milestone, there will be ample chance to keep doing so
Documents show why the bank levy was not extended to other players in last year’s budget – and why it’s unlikely to be changed this year
Buoyant economy and high interest rates have seen bank profits soar and dividends paid out
After a bumper set of half-year results, the lender announced another planned buyback of €500m worth of shares owned by the Minister for Finance
Lender has nursed itself back to rude financial health after a difficult decade. Now it has to sell its long-term strategy to shareholders
After ‘excellent’ results on Wednesday, the lender announced an interim dividend worth €352m – the first since 2008
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