Banking Credit Suisse bankers flood headhunters with calls after rescueHeadhunters and rival lenders have been fielding calls over the past few days from anxious staff at the firm
Banking Colm Kelleher: The Irish-born executive fronting the takeover of Credit SuisseKelleher, who was elected chairman of UBS in April 2022, originally hails from Bandon, county Cork
Business Post's View Editorial: US banks’ dramatic demise carries a warning for regulatorsCentral banks must take into account the potential for liquidity crises as they consider further interest rate rises
Jobs Growing number of Citi bank staff turn to union as redundancy fears riseFinancial Services Union has had increase in membership from the bank’s Dublin office even as company denies suggestions that a hiring freeze is in place
Banking Credit Suisse gets €51bn support from Swiss central bank to stem crisisThe move is unprecedented at a major Swiss lender since the 2008 financial crash
Banking Irish bank shares fall as Credit Suisse hits new lowThe troubled Swiss lender’s biggest shareholder has ruled out investing any more money in the firm
Banking Credit Suisse finds ‘material weakness’ in reporting since 2021The bank was forced to delay the release of its annual report last week
Regulation Central Bank starts consultation on new accountability rules for financial services sector Under the rules, specific firms will have to set out clearly and fully where responsibility and decision-making lie within the firm’s senior management
Banking John Walsh: The curious case of the Irish banks and the non-rising mortgage interest ratesIt is worth considering why the domestic banks have chosen not to increase rates at the same pace as some non-bank lenders
Banking Former Bank of Ireland interim CEO Gavin Kelly to head up lender’s new business armKelly will lead the company’s corporate and markets division, which has staff across Europe
Banking Bank of Ireland to hire 100 new flexible tech staffThe staff, who be recruited in areas including cybersecurity and data infrastructure, will be able to work from a mix of home and central office locations
Banking Ireland now among JP Morgan’s biggest locations as bank hires 1,000th staff memberWall Street giant counts Ireland as its biggest EMEA location outside of the UK and is actively hiring techology workers
Banking Permanent TSB swings from loss to profit of almost €270 millionThe lender got a major boost from higher interest rates and buying parts of Ulster Bank’s Irish operations
Employment Gender pay gap of 12.6% at Irish firms – reportWidest gender pay gaps were found in the finance, banking, insurance, legal and construction sectors, according to a PwC analysis
Banking Exiting Ulster Bank the latest lender to raise interest on fixed-rate mortgagesBank is in the process of exiting the Irish market but will increase rates on two, four and seven-year fixed-rate mortgages
Banking Ian Guider: Don’t hold your breath for a better return on your bank savingsWhy would the banks offer better returns on cash deposits, when they have no competitive reason to do so?
Banking Profits fall by $1.4 billion at HSBC following sale of French retail operationsAsia-focused bank reports surge in last quarter, however, as profit before tax increased by $2.5 billion to $5.2 billion, helped by rising interest rates
Banking Bank of Ireland reaches pension deal with senior bankers moving to DavyTwenty private client managers will be compensated for giving up their defined benefit pension entitlements as part of the transfer to stockbrokers Davy, which Bank of Ireland acquired last year
Banking Ian Guider: In opposition, McGrath sought fairness for borrowers, so why not now? The Minister for Finance must instruct the Central Bank to require that mortgage holders are not stigmatised by past credit history or by being a customer of a non-bank fund
Banking Ulster Bank to retain small number of staff in Ireland after closing Most staff will eventually be made redundant, but exiting bank is giving workers as long as possible to find another job
