Top Jobs Top Jobs: Newstalk, Davy, Barclays, Match, IntiveIn a weekly update for Business Post subscribers, Fionn Thompson presents the best jobs on offer in Irish industry
Post Script Post Script: Ivan Yates’s new stable mates; Eoghan McCabe’s American dreamKillian Woods takes a look at the scenes behind the stories
Investing Why Davy is moving away from US tech stocks, and where it’s looking to Tech stock valuations have reached dizzying heights - but are they running out of road?
Banking Inside story: New era at Bank of Ireland’s Davy but staff fret over cuts and cultureBank of Ireland last week announced the establishment of a new wealth and insurance division including Davy and New Ireland Assurances. Here’s what it might mean for the country’s biggest stockbroker
Banking Analysis: Gavin Kelly is a wise choice for Davy top job, but perhaps an uncomfortable one Bank of Ireland’s appointing one its one its own to lead Davy makes sense, but it will change things at the country’s biggest stockbroker
Banking Bank of Ireland confirms Gavin Kelly as new Davy CEO, announces new wealth and insurance division The bank bought Davy in 2021 for €593 million
The Week Ahead Week Ahead: Your guide to major events in the world of business coming up this weekIDA Ireland mid-year update; aviation sector results; new enterprise hub to be launched
Markets Karena O’Sullivan named interim chief executive of Davy StockbrokersGavin Kelly is reportedly set to be named the permanent successor to Bernard Byrne, who departed the stockbroker on Friday
Companies Bank of Ireland lining up senior executive Gavin Kelly as next Davy CEO: reportKelly, the former head of Bank of Ireland’s retail unit, is undergoing a fitness and probity assessment with the Central Bank, according to the Irish Times
Analysis 85,000 homes per year: Where did Davy get its target - and can it be met? Kevin Timoney, the chief economist at Davy Research, explained the numbers behind Ireland’s long road out of the housing crisis
Housing Ireland now needs 85,000 new houses a year to 2030 says Davy The financial services firm expects the population to reach 5.9m by 2030, with ‘significant implications’ for housing demand
Legal Former Davy investors seek to increase claim against Bank of IrelandBank of Ireland’s says it has no liability to Ailmount Investments, a vehicle owned by former Davy shareholders
Companies Corre Energy issues new shares following €2.12 million raiseDavy, the financial services firm, is acting as bookrunner for the placing
Finance Sinn Féin will increase taxes on banks and top earners, Pearse Doherty told London investorsIn a private briefing at a London hotel, the Sinn Féin finance spokesman met with investors to discuss the party’s fiscal policies
Companies Hostelworld appoints new chair ahead of AGMOutgoing chair Michael Cawley will tell AGM the company expects to repay €7.5 million to AIB two years ahead of schedule, as trading remains consistent with March results
Banking Bank of Ireland guidance to be ‘welcomed’ by market but upside for share price limitedAnalysts said that the results were not a surprise, although stocks in the lender were already up significantly in the last few months
Companies M&A rebound: How Ireland is bucking the global trend with rate cuts set to fuel more dealsThe number of deals completed in the first quarter of 2024 increased by double-digits but finance advisers say valuations are down sharply
M&A Irish M&A deals grow in first quarter, amid a global slumpThe market’s first quarter of 2024 showed Ireland is the ‘poster child for growth in Europe’, according to Davy Stockbrokers
Investing Davy report: Funds readying more capital for Irish property and energy projectsA survey conducted by Davy Finance found that over 90 per cent of lenders are planning to increase their exposure to Irish credit
Legal Locked out: Foot Locker loses appeal over unpaid pandemic rentDismissed appeal follows what is believed to be the first pandemic-related rent dispute heard by an appellate court in Ireland