Disrupting markets, raising millions, expanding into new territories or winning new business – it’s going to be a busy year for our roll call of ‘ones to watch’ in 2015, write Philip Connolly and Róisín Burke
The battle over Beps is far from over. Now it is time for the policy-makers to join the fray, writes Philip Connolly
Ireland’s Iseq share index has just finished a great year, but which Irish-listed companies will attract interest in 2015?
Jack Horgan-Jones: It is exactly one year since Ireland exited the bailout. Now, Irish growth rates are rising and the price of borrowing is falling. But is the recovery real?
Thousands of Irish companies prefer to remain unlimited, meaning they don’t have to file accounts. But, to protect their owners, many have set up limited parent companies abroad. New EU directives due to be implemented next year may change all that
Jack Horgan-Jones: Reputational damage suffered during the crisis has taken its toll on the IFSC. Many leading members are now questioning whether the centre is still fit for purpose.
The man who invented the term QE says it won’t work for Europe – at least, not the way the ECB wants to do it
Whatever its environmental cost, fracking has changed the world oil market
For the Irish Stock Exchange, keeping abreast of change is critical, writes Barry J Whyte
