Up to now, Irish companies involved in cryptocurrency have been prevented from using certain Irish banking services

Sinn Féin finance spokesman asks in Dáil why Central Bank took no action

Davy Stockbrokers is likely to be bought by Irish Life or Bank of Ireland, and with AIB buying Goodbody, it will create two banking behemoths, raising a number of questions as to what that will mean for the market here

The head of a mortgage misselling advisory firm said the FSPO had not progressed certain complaints for up to 16 months

The agency later terminated the stockbroker’s authority to act as main dealer in government bonds after it was fined heavily for double-dealing

Jason Lalor says Square, a €94 billion payment tech company co-founded by Jack Dorsey, sees Ireland as much more than a test bed for expansion into Europe

Regulator refuses to name the 16 people implicated in the scandal for which the stockbroker was fined €4 million

Myles Kirby, the court appointed liquidator of Dolphin linked company MUT103, has said ‘it remains to be seen what funds, if any’, will be available to distribute to investors

The move is likely to heap even more pressure on the beleaguered stockbroking firm

Emma Murphy started in the role of joint company secretary in February after spending three years overseeing policies on market regulations at AIB

Tony Garry, who retired from the troubled stockbroking firm in 2014, is one of 16 former executives linked to a controversial bond deal in that year

New criminal justice legislation will bring Ireland in line with EU, but it‘s only the first step

The appointment of Alvarez & Marsal comes as Derville Rowland, the head of the Central Bank’s financial misconduct unit, said the regulator’s enforcement investigation had sparked “very serious consequences for the firm”

With our well-earned reputation in both finance and technology, no country is better placed to capitalise when crypto-assets move beyond Bitcoin to become a mainstream regulated financial asset

After promising two years ago that senior executives would be made accountable for failings on their watch, the Minister for Finance is feeling the heat from opposition parties and the public

Former Davy employees describe a ferociously greedy company culture, as the stockbroker scrambles to assuage the doubts of its corporate clients

Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty calls for a wider inquiry into the embattled stockbroker, while the company could lose €100 million in value as a firesale is launched in the wake of the scandal

Central Bank’s director of financial conduct said it ‘put a seminal fine’ on the stockbroker

The government needs a strong strategy and the Gardaí need more resources to stop the country becoming a haven for corruption

Stockbroker will not be subject to 89 per cent bonus tax but bankers’ pay cap will stay in place as part of deal, Minister for Finance says