Ireland’s national debt could hit €250bn in 2030s
National Treasury Management Agency to warn TDs level of debt carries risk as borrowing matures and becomes more expensive
National Treasury Management Agency to warn TDs level of debt carries risk as borrowing matures and becomes more expensive
Agency managing crisis-era property loans ends mandate with surplus despite initial fears of cost to taxpayers
Agency entered this year facing €15 billion in debt maturities that needed to be refinanced
State’s debt agency cancels planned bond auction later this month as it looks to tap institutional interest in existing bonds
Sequence of large budgetary surpluses over recent years has now reduced Ireland’s national debt to pre-pandemic levels
Will the State’s sovereign wealth fund follow Germany’s example as defence spending rises?
Securities firm continues to rebuild bond desk after shuttering it 2021
Each firm will manage funds passively, tracking major stock and bond market indices
While credit ratings should affect borrowing costs for governments and countries, markets often price debt before agencies act
Debt agency completes more than 40% of the mid-point of its €10bn to €14bn bond funding target for 2026 in first transaction of the year
State agency plans to issue €10bn to €14bn in long-term debt this year compared to €8.25bn last year
The NTMA plans to issue between €10bn and €14bn in long-term debt this year
Financial industry faces 12 more months of change after key chapters of the crisis era closed in 2025
So-called bad bank is on track to be dissolved in 2026 with its remaining assets being moved to a new NTMA unit
NTMA says plan reflects value of government bonds maturing in 2026
And will we resist pressure to raid these reserves as happened to the National Pension Reserve Fund during the financial crisis?
Dunne claims 2009 appointments of Nama chiefs Brendan McDonagh and Frank Daly were invalid
The NTMA has issued €8.25bn of benchmark bonds in 2025, which is in the mid-to-high range of what it planned last year
Nick Ashmore set to take International Monetary Fund role in Washington
An external report found that there was a prima facie case that EY was liable to disciplinary action in connection with certain aspects of its Anglo audits
Government approved bumping salary from lowest to highest point on Assistant Secretary pay scale on appointment of NTMA’s Martin Whelan
The highest individual payment was €30,000 under the agency’s performance-related pay scheme
Republic still has still has debt of more than €200bn
NTMA chief says payment was made to a third party at a time when a drawdown or capital call was anticipated
Theft uncovered after staff expressed concern about payment made to company connected to Ireland Stategic Investment Fund
The value of prizes has risen over recent years but the odds of ‘winning’ are still daunting
Previous agency target was €4.8bn
Group oversaw State shareholdings in banks after financial crash, wind down of IBRC and working out of Nama
Brendan McDonagh might be paid less than he earns at Nama if appointed head of Housing Activation Office
Housing Activation Office intended to speed up housing by bringing in local authorities, developers and utilities
OECD report shows Ireland is one of six member countries with falling debt-to-GDP ratio
The febrile post-Troika atmosphere contributed to the contentious decision to proceed with the sale of its Northern Irish portfolio after the leading bidder pulled out
There are lots of ways to make money work harder, from topping up a pension to paying off debt
Agency sold just €6bn of bonds during 2024, at lower end of targeted range
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