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
Banking Explainer: Why the government stands to bank significant cash if AIB delivers blockbuster returnsAIB is supposed to pay out €1.4 billion in shareholder returns and as the top shareholder, the Irish government could reap over €500 million
BP Exclusive Myles O’Grady interview: the four biggest challenges facing Bank of Ireland In an exclusive interview with our business editor Lorcan Allen, Bank of Ireland chief executive Myles O’Grady sets out his ambitions for the bank
Markets Markets Update: FBD rises on boosted profit projectionIrish-owned insurer was up 7 per cent following a late update yesterday
Banking Bank of Ireland appoints interim MD to its New Ireland pensions subsidiaryRichard Jones has been named to take over as interim managing director of New Ireland following the departure of Michael Murphy
M&A Wicklow medical firm MeHow Medical acquired by Swedish giantThe Bray-based company has been bought by Indutrade, a €9 billion technology group
Economy Irish investors move €2.5bn from cash to beat inflationDavy sees surge in activity of moving funds into highly liquid investments
Stock Take Finance minister must make his mind up about AIBIf McGrath releases the bank to become a truly private entity once more, he lets go of the chance to recover €3 billion outstanding to the taxpayer
Companies Ireland’s M&A pipeline: experts predict a rebound in 2024Despite the headwinds last year, activity in the Irish market remained strong and five people involved forecast another buoyant year
Companies Davy raises price target on Smurfit Kappa shares and forecasts profits of over €2bnThe stockbroker said it expects investor confidence to build in the Irish packaging giant this year as its merger with US rival Westrock inches closer
Stock Take Legal tussles rattle Ryanair as battle with Booking.com clips its wingsInvestors rattled by the recent 7 per cent drop in the airline’s share price will be watching closely its third quarter results, due at the end of the month
Banking PTSB likely to restart paying investor dividends in next yearCentral Bank lifted rule which which prevented lender from returning capital to shareholders
Markets Davy launches compulsory redundancy talks with staffDavy has opened compulsory layoff talks with five workers after five took voluntary exit packages in Ireland and eight confirmed exits from UK office
Companies Bernard Byrne to step down as Davy bossFormer AIB chief executive will depart from the role next year with search for a successor to begin ‘immediately’
Sponsored Why ‘portfolio effect’ of a fund is more important than everDavy say that the change in tax relief rate makes investing in an EIIS fund more compelling than ever
Post Script Post Script: Davy’s makes a play, summit up with the media, planning headaches and ‘hippies’The Business Post team takes a look at the scenes behind the stories
News Focus The great AIB sell-off – nine views on what should happen nextAlmost three-fifths of AIB is now in private ownership after the state sold 5 per cent of the bank – and now it must decide what to do with the remainder
Opinion John Walsh: Cranking up support for domestic corporate sector is vital in event of a FDI downturn As Euronext’s troubles deepen and the government seems unwilling to help, intriguingly Sinn Féin may have an opportunity to rescue the stockbroking sector if it gets into power
Companies Davy surges back with hiring spree despite €4.1m Central Bank fineMore than 100 staff recruited by stockbrokers, including at senior level, following €593 million takeover by Bank of Ireland