About 5,000 financial services jobs could be created once Britain’s future relationship with the EU is determined, report indicates
Anne Finucane says the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals have achieved enough buy-in from corporations to make more progress likely
Bank’s former chairman also fined €25,000 after inquiry finds his actions were ‘likely to bring discredit’ to Chartered Accountants Ireland
Bank of China wants former taoiseach to take up position at stockbroking firm after takeover
Dundalk make-up artist Keilidh Cashell received €50,000 from peer-to-peer lender Linked Finance
Initiative aims to keep mortgage borrowers in their homes as renters, with ownership ceded to approved housing body
Bank of Ireland and KBC now investigating whether any customers have been issued incorrect charges
Improved transparency and better public oversight are among the benefits of new EU regulations covering auditors
Executive’s pay package at British lender rose 80 per cent on previous year
Proposals identified ‘legislative enhancements’ as key to sector’s growth
Move would mimic British banks which allows customers to block themselves from gambling transactions
Investment firm to put more than €100 million into social homes and about €250 million into renewable energy funds
Auto enrolment is the way to go for pensions, but we should proceed with care
The €456 million difference between World Bank and CSO estimates is unlikely to be down to illegal activities
Be authentic, be teachable and be yourself, advises Kevin Hart of Kroll, ‘Wall Street’s private eye’
The government is today warning again that a referendum may be held to cap personal injury payouts as a means of reducing the high cost of insurance faced by businesses and consumers alike
The high capital gains tax regime in Ireland has the potential to reduce economic growth