The penalty over an Anglo Irish Bank bond trade is the largest ever issued to a stockbroker in Ireland

The ambition of central bankers once was to ‘be boring’ but they now take on responsibility for policy objectives such as tackling inequality and climate change. Not all onlookers are pleased at this ‘self-defined mission creep’

Last Friday’s finding against FBD in a test case taken by four publicans will have wide-reaching implications for the hospitality sector

Judgment opens way for about 1,300 claims from business owners, while Sinn Féin calls on Central Bank to launch tracker mortgage-style examination

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

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

Regulator’s new unit will manage climate-related risks to the financial system

Forty-three Irish real estate funds could be at risk of breaching banking covenants if value of properties continues to be hit

This weekend marks ten years since Ireland signed up to the troika’s €85bn bailout. The Central Bank’s latest stability review paints a similarly bleak picture of our immediate future

Controversial measures introduced in 2014 to remain in place as economy faces uncertain period

The Central Bank has rapped the insurance industry for ignoring its call to not pay dividends during the pandemic, insurers have not paid out on business interruption claims, and the industry is the subject of three high-level investigations

Moyagh Murdock of Insurance Ireland believes post-Covid-19 recovery planning is only one aspect of a wider and complicated framework