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Alternative lender becoming one of largest non-bank lenders as it has advanced over €450 million to businesses so far
Alternative lender becoming one of largest non-bank lenders as it has advanced over €450 million to businesses so far
Turning 50 was the spur that former Fine Gael minister needed to change career
Ex-Fine Gael minister Brian Hayes says more money is needed to end the brain drain from both the banking sector and politics
Is any political party brave enough not to bribe voters with their own money?
Executive chairman looking to ‘simplify’ structure of troubled firm and focus on generating cash as search for a new chief executive gets underway
Waterford Institute of Technology plans to carry out its own study of the sale of Feedhenry
Financing arm of property giant confirms that six-year loan would aid the purchase of 12 commercial properties in central Dublin
Questions remain whether the economy’s rude health masks opportunities that were wasted while we battened down for Brexit
The former Aer Lingus chief executive earned a reputation as a ‘slasher’ but his approach paid off
The outgoing governor of the Bank of England is right this time: fund managers must start thinking about the long term – and quickly
Credit union also tells members that Central Bank fine in late 2019 was for legacy matters and it has overhauled its governance
The Minister for Finance received the report from consultants Korn Ferry in the spring of 2018
2020 looks likely to be a tricky year for Denis O’Brien as he tackles the debts of his telecommunications company, which owes its bondholders and lenders more than €6 billion
Move will allow company move ahead with plans to repay Dermot Desmond loan and publish its 2019 accounts
The first year of this decade has the potential to be a hugely turbulent one. Here are 20 issues that are likely to shape it
He was once Rupert Murdoch’s man in Dublin, but these days Rory Godson is on the other side of the fourth estate’s fence, presiding over a PR empire with a roster of blue-chip, big-name clients
Nick Furlong and his firm Pageant now own 9.5 per cent of the troubled software company
Corporation tax, government spending, housing, agriculture, climate change, digitalisation and SME vulnerability still need to be addressed