Ireland’s financial services sector in an enviable state of rude health
In a week where the Central Bank made a case for the reintroduction of bankers’ bonuses, Ireland’s financial services sector stands firmly on the road to success.
The Irish economy is on the upturn. Why else would the Central Bank be making a case for the lift on bankers’ bonuses? Its reasoning, according to reports, is to allow banks to hold on to staff with bonus incentives at a time when the financial sector is in competition for the best and brightest talent.
Last month, figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) showed a continued very strong labour market in...
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