In a presentation to investors seen by this newspaper, Viridian said that it planned to increase its investment in renewable energy assets and that decarbonisation would be a central aspect of its strategy
A number of notable property market players have joined the board of a new lobby group set up to ...
More than 1,000 registered in a two-year period, annual report from state body reveals
A trio of London funds have emerged as major shareholders in Venn Life Sciences as part of its me...
The Ifac’s reality check on the economy will be ignored as usual, by politicians protesting that ‘political realities’ tie their hands
A backlash against the big networks risks eroding some of the huge benefits which the likes of Facebook and Twitter have brought consumers, warns Sprout Social chief executive Justyn Howard
The next governor of the Central Bank, Gabriel Makhlouf, now finds himself at the centre of a growing political storm, and an official investigation into his actions and what he told his political masters
Irish food company Aryzta has said its €200 million cost-cutting plan is on track after its imp...
Department of Finance ordered research in 2018 after wave of exits from banks prompted fears about retaining key staff
The head of building giant Glenveagh has hit out at critics of funds snapping up apartment blocks...
Nama paid out performance bonuses of €1 million to more than 100 of its key staff over an 18-mo...
Proceeds earmarked for wind power and electric vehicles; l Move will allow it to tap into growing area of green finance
Central bank governor Philip Lane says intelligence is vital to keep watch on sector flagged as a danger to the domestic economy
It may be politically toxic to remove the salary cap and share option bans, but it is in the country’s best interests to halt the brain drain that’s holding our banks back
The €21 million fine is the largest ever handed out by the regulator - and it would have been €30 million, but the bank received a 30 per cent discount under Central Bank rules
