Goodbody Stockbrokers plans ‘modest’ bonuses amid return to profit
Goodbody Stockbrokers has grown its employee count to over 400 since AIB acquisition three years ago
Goodbody Stockbrokers
US investment giant AllianceBernstein opens Irish office to serve EU market
group, which has more than $800 billion (€740bn) of assets under management, has appointed Irish funds executive Phelim Keogan as country head of the office here
Goodbody’s former investment banking director Sarah Bogossian joins Elkstone
She will will oversee capital formation, support early stage founders, and manage investor relations
Goodbody Stockbrokers on track for full-year profit after loss narrowed in 2023
Total revenue increases by 12.4 per cent to €73.3 million
More zoned land needed to meet housing targets over next six years
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Irish economy shrank more than estimated last year
GDP contracts sharply for 2023, yet domestic economy remained strong
Evelyn Partners hires investments veteran Brian Weber for senior role
Evelyn Partners Investment Management (Europe) Limited is the group’s hub for providing services to clients in Ireland and other EU countries
Housing starts surge to almost 18,000 in April
Increase takes total for the 12 months to April above 50,000 but that might not translate into 50,000 completions in a year
Ires deal to silence activist won’t save it from tough questions at next week’s agm
Ires Reit has managed to temporarily muzzle activist Canadian fund Vision Capital that has waged a sell-up campaign since last April - but that won’t quieten the voices stirred by its crusade
Goodbody Stockbrokers HQ returns to market at heavily discounted price of €32.5m
Dublin 4 office block came close to being sold for €48m immediately prior to Covid-19 pandemic
‘Real’ Iseq 20 market value is more than double official list’s €100bn
Exits of heavyweights from Dublin stock market have triggered concern in the industry as to its future viability
First person ever convicted of insider trading in State fined €70,000
Garda National Economic Crime Bureau investigated shares in Open Orphan, an Irish pharmaceutical company listed on the London Stock Exchange
Why it’s so difficult to find a second-hand house to buy in Ireland
Many homeowners want to move, but the most severe lack of supply seen in many years is making it impossible for most of them to find a property
Goodbody fined €1.23m by Central Bank for breach of market abuse laws
Central Bank found Goodbody had failed to put in place an effective framework to monitor suspicious trading activity
Fact-checking housing promises: can the State deliver 50,000 new homes a year - and if so, how?
Opposition parties are promising rapid progress, but the housing market is a long game
Lack of scale in homebuilding sector threatens future supply, report warns
Report by stockbroker Goodbody says industry is made up of a large number of smaller builders with limited capacity
Ires says issue over EGM votes resolved ahead of deadline
Issues had been identified last week with votes cast via platform provider Broadridge Financial Solutions
Roy Barrett exits chief executive role at Tommy Kelly’s CastleGate Investments
Former head of Goodbody Stockbrokers hired in 2021 to set up ecommerce entrepreneur’s investment firm
Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland taps BofI executive amid plan to double revenues
Áine Cornally set to join Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland’s leadership team to assume the role of chief operating officer
French nursing homes group Emera explores sale of 70% stake in Virtue
Potential sale by elderly care group Emera would be the first exit by one of the French companies that have entered the market in recent years
Banks’ focus will shift to investor paybacks in 2024 even as ECB cuts rates
Analysts mark down profit expectations for Irish lenders as interest rate dynamics mean lower return on excess savings and more competition
Dublin’s office market is in a downturn, but just how deep will it be?
After a big recovery in the years after the financial crisis, there is renewed talk of haircuts and receiverships in the sector
RTÉ to offer ‘enhanced’ golden handshakes for staff earning over €100,000
Seen & heard: McEvaddys consider terminal bid; opportunity in tech job losses; stockbrokers retrench; Quintain funding; and Cathal Brugha plan
Goodbody Stockbrokers made €15.8m loss last year amid ‘unprecedented’ sector woes
CEO says results reflect the unprecedented set of challenges faced by investment banks globally
PTSB shares fall as mortgage market share dips and broker cuts forecast
Bank says that some mortgage customers coming off fixed-rate periods are now opting for variable rates for the first time in years
New Irish sovereign funds ‘could cut net debt to about 40% of domestic economy by 2030′
Goodbody economist estimates that the combined assets of the two funds announced in the budget could amount to €50bn by the end of 2029, including contributions and investment growth
Goodbody Stockbrokers to cut 20 jobs amid Iseq exodus
Company, which was bought by AIB two years ago, has 350 employees
CRH shares jump over 3% in New York debut
Shares rise in early trade after chief executive Albert Manifold rings opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange
Ryanair hints at ‘modest regular dividend’ policy at investor day
Carrier has returned more than €6.8bn to investors between 2008 and 2020, but has never paid a regular dividend
Smurfit Kappa sales fall as cardboard box sales dip in weakening economy
Group signals confidence in its prospects by increasing interim dividend by 6%
Permanent TSB rebrands Lombard after completing Ulster Bank loan transfers
Facility has €500m of credit agreements out to 18,000 personal, business and commercial customers
Kingspan shares soar as it predicts record first-half profits of €435m
Analysts upgrade stock as insulation specialist said it expects matching performance in the second half of 2023
State puts 5% AIB stake on market to end majority ownership
Latest share sale will reduce the Government’s holding to 46.9%
Datalex likely to hold off on share sale amid depressed price unease
Dublin-listed company is likely to seek to raise further debt finance in the meantime
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