Lower-than-expected annual €12,000 investment account limits may curb take-up
Industry taskforce expects fees ‘similar to other jurisdictions, to be competitive’
Davy Group
UK wealth manager Rathbones secures Irish licence to operate across European Union
Permit enables firm, via Dublin-based entity, to serve new and existing clients across bloc
Irish Life’s Unio hires from Goodbody to boost offering to wealth management clients
Competition for senior talented staff heating up as more firms are attracted to growing sector
Ires shares jump on €726.7m bid from Barings International
Board of Dublin-listed property firm ‘minded to recommend’ deal if formal offer emerges
Davy UK swings into profit as staff costs fall amid lay-offs
Broker’s UK arm laid off 10 staff in London
Wealth management shake-up continues as more senior figures exit Davy and Unio
Long-term players have faced increased competition from private equity-backed Kestrel Capital and new entrants such as Fordel
Ian Brady appointed chief executive of financial planner Fairstone Ireland
Brady will take over the post from Paul Merriman, who founded the advisory business and will now serve as president
Bank of Ireland upgrades forecasts following ‘excellent’ first half
An 18% increase in assets under management at New Ireland and Davy helps boost fee income
Irish home completions predicted to hit 75,000 units a year, but not until 2035
Davy says long wait will leave a shortfall of about 210,000 homes by then
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A reader looks to avoid issues that have held up the disbursal of a relative’s estate for more than four years
Government urged to cut capital gains tax in Budget 2027 to spur investment
Submissions by Davy and PwC Ireland suggest State’s rate too high compared to other euro zone members
Grafton chief bets on ‘PIIGS’ boom as northern European markets stall
Ireland has replaced Britain as Grafton’s main earning market in recent years and group has high hopes for Iberian air conditioning investments
Ireland’s new savings scheme may have ‘modest’ impact on banks’ income, Goodbody says
Lenders’ investment arms are set to capture a share of money leaving deposit accounts, analyst forecasts
AIB chief financial officer Donal Galvin to leave bank for ‘other business opportunities’
Unexpected departure highlights challenge of executive retention amid pay and bonus restrictions in banking sector
Harris’s savings scheme looks more and more like a sop to Irish finance
Tánaiste insisted this week that the accounts will be available in 2027
Solving the ETF conundrum
Tax reforms and increased financial literacy could be keys to unlocking interest from Irish investors
Bank of Ireland shareholders vote to delist from London Stock Exchange
Davy ‘cannot charge’ €50 fee and expect people to use new savings scheme, chair says
Inflation spikes just as prices were coming down on many consumer goods
Energy prices have soared just as the cost of many grocery items began to fall
Financial planning firm once half-owned by Davy to be bought by NFP
Sector has seen a flurry of deals in the past five years
How to invest in shares: Pros, cons and the smart way to keep costs down
Charges vary wildly between brokers so it pays to take time to compare to see what works for the type of trading you envisage
Examfly eyes international growth as it rebrands
Company changes name to Acuru as it expands platform
How to invest: What are the risks of leaving your money on deposit?
In the first in our investing series, we look at why Irish people are happy to leave their money in low return bank deposit accounts
Davy expands bond desk ahead of expected surge of new debt issuance
Securities firm continues to rebuild bond desk after shuttering it 2021
A good plan can transform your financial reality
Once your saving routine is well established, you can start thinking about what to do with the money you’ve built up
It doesn’t take a risky investment to beat inflation
About €170 billion of household savings is on deposit in Ireland and 90 per cent of that is sitting in accounts earning less than 1 per cent
Irish mortgage drawdowns hit post-crash high as values rise in ‘dysfunctional’ market
About €14.5bn worth of home loans issued in 2025, according to banking industry group
NTMA hires investment banks to sell €4bn in national debt
State agency plans to issue €10bn to €14bn in long-term debt this year compared to €8.25bn last year
Penneys’ owners have bigger priorities than stock market spin-out
Retailer has been outflanked by rivals even as consumers decide to adopt a more cautious approach to spending
Irish mortgage arrears fall again to lowest level since 2009
Decline in arrears has been helped by strength of economy despite threat of global shocks
Former AIB and Davy chief Bernard Byrne appointed Greencoat chairman
Rónán Murphy, who has served as chairman since the company floated on the stock exchange in 2017, is to retire
Goodbody nears deal to acquire BCP Asset Management
Goodbody and BCP have been in exclusive talks about a deal
Younger people have taken control of their finances, for better and worse
Investing from your phone has brought great advantages, but pitfalls too
Tax and investing: different rules for different investments sows confusion
Buying individual stocks means less tax on gains but the investment risks are far higher
The financial brokers aiming to tap into Ireland’s ‘medium earners’
Advisers’ firms seek deals to tap market with more than €550bn in assets to manage
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