The past five years have been a golden era for the equity market, but there are signs of a receding tide in support of free trade and movement of labour
Brexit gives rise to multiple issues for companies to consider, but investors should focus on the opportunities and threats the fall-out throws up
Let’s face up to the truth about banking: however generously paid, it is a dreadful business to be in these days. That’s where the trouble starts
Ryanair and Greencore have sprung surprises on their shareholders recently that highlight operational, reputational and acquisition risks
There’s no substitute for keeping your ear to the ground - and your eyes open - when it comes to identifying a takeover candidate before the market does
Francesca McDonagh will find her in-tray overflowing with tasks, some of them more onerous than others
Technological progress isn’t just the driver of economic growth, it also signposts emerging trends and their potential for investors
Recent setbacks for WPP and Provident Financial are useful case studies from which investors can learn
Traditional media is a parlous place to be in terms of investment, but Independent News & Media has the balance sheet to weather challenging times
Investors often prefer buy-to-let over other forms of property investment. It’s time to think again
There are many traps in trying to accurately assess value, says Michael Murray
The likelihood of increased regulation in the gambling world probably weighed on the departing chief executive’s decision to leave
While AIB may have stolen a major march on Bank of Ireland in technology terms, Permanent TSB does not deserve to exist
Investment funds’ fees can seriously erode the value of your pension – but if you’re thinking about managing your own portfolio, get ready to learn on the job
Regulations have tightened on mortgage lending. That has incentivised banks to push alternative, riskier and higher-return lending opportunities such as car finance to consumers
