Some 88 branches in the Republic and 15 in Northern Ireland will be closed this year

Some may question seeking additional tax incentives or improving existing ones like the Employment Investment Incentive Scheme at a time like this, but that’s exactly when they’re most needed

As the financial and digital sectors become ever more intertwined, the risks become greater, and a balance is needed between effective oversight and an open and attractive EU

There will be much to talk about in how we shape our corporation tax regime into the future, and it will be good to talk

Plan to help first-time buyers may clash with retail banks’ obligations under existing mortgage rules

We need to ask the right questions now, as two new tax consultations going through the Department of Finance will affect future spending and taxation

Eight years after Swish was launched onto the Swedish market, Synch, an Irish banks’ joint venture, is hoping for similar success with its platform here

Amigo Loans says its product here differs from that which has been subject to several customer complaints in Britain

Customers are punished for staying with the same insurer, while new customers may be charged cheaper premiums, new report found

If you’re eligible for the aid scheme for businesses affected by the pandemic, you should apply now to avoid losing out on the full benefit

The absence of finance from the EU-Britain trade talks is a vivid signal of the influence this global financial powerhouse wields

The record rise and subsequent fall this week shows that while many analysts remain confident a $20,000 valuation is just a matter of time, the jury is still out on the stability of cryptocurrencies as a whole

The Barclays Europe secretary’s skills and experience are ‘textbook examples of what one would hope to see’ for his role in a complex corporate environment

Insurance Ireland’s Moyagh Murdock says member companies are paying out on business interruption claims ‘where they are warranted’

Lender says there will be no changes to day-to-day banking at Ulster Bank as separate strategic review of its presence in Republic unlikely to be completed for some time

Non-compliance wih the DAC6 law means penalties of up to €500 per day per undisclosed transaction. The first disclosures will have to be made early next year

Moyagh Murdock says her appointment as an ‘outsider’ reflects the insurance industry’s genuine desire to improve its standing with the public

The scheme was set up over two years ago to offer finance on more favourable terms than bank loans to help companies cope with Brexit challenges, but fewer than 300 businesses have so far taken it up

Belfast start-up LoyalBe’s platform allows smaller retailers to automatically award points and rewards to customers paying by card

A former senior banker is seeking compensation for people who were granted mortgages which were unsuitable to their financial needs