Derek Quinlan: The ex-property king who had to declare haircuts to a bankruptcy official
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Santander
Bank of Ireland uses Santander to insure €1.4bn of loans to reduce capital drag
Rival AIB has also been considering entering similar insurance deals for some time
Hotter-than-expected inflation data sends US stocks lower
Iseq index outperforms its European peers, adding 0.75 per cent
‘Stunning’ US jobs growth of 353,000 far outstrips estimates
Investors rein in expectations of interest rate cuts after January payrolls come in at almost double economists’ forecasts
‘You’re competing with the commute’: how businesses are rethinking their offices
Pandemic prompts moves to greener, better equipped and more central workplaces
Shares tread water despite hawkish central bank comments
Iseq index underperformed its peers, shedding 0.1%
European shares fall again as Apple weighs on US equities
Shares of Smurfit Kappa tumble 3.6% as boxmaker eyes potential Irish Stock Exchange exit
European values advance on back of positive US data over global slowdown
Iseq edges higher to track continental peers as Irish banks lead index higher with respectable gains
Stocks flat as markets take rates decision in stride
Origin Enterprises among biggest movers in Dublin market after solid guidance
Mixed bag for markets ahead of Easter break
Irish shares recovered some lost ground with the Iseq up more than 1%
Stocks show modest gains amid record plunge in euro zone inflation
The Iseq was up by slightly more than 0.1% in a volume-light session in Dublin
Global stocks sink as rally fizzles out
The Iseq index gave back almost all of Thursday’s 2.3 per cent
Fenergo reverses losses to post operating profit of €900,000
Irish fintech’s revenue for year to end March 2022 was €112.8m, up from €91.3m a year earlier
Global stocks wobble on US price data
The Iseq index, up by about 0.3%, traded in line with its European peers
Spanish court upholds Orcel’s Santander claim but cuts payout by €8m
Bank will have to pay €43.5m in compensation for aborted offer but will appeal to supreme court
Record profit for Santander for 2022 but loss provisions up in final quarter
Economic uncertainty sees loan loss provisions double in final months of the year
Santander hit with €125m UK fine for lax money-laundering controls
Lapses affected the way lender dealt with 560,000 business customers over a period of five years, says regulator
Santander races to retrieve £130m wrongly paid out to customers in Britain
Payments accidentally made on Christmas Day
One in five fishermen will be forced to quit without EU policy change – fishing boss
Existing rules allow foreign vessels to catch up to 85% of fish in Irish waters
Iseq outpaces flat European peers as investors await policy news from US Fed
European bank stocks rise on positive trading updates
Future Ticketing aids rugby fans’ return to stadium
Irish software business develops systems to ensure compliance at games
Dublin-based blockchain banking joint venture raises €5.5m
Consortium consists of 12 banks and IBM with CRIF also coming onboard as a backer
EU share trading flees London on first day after full Brexit
Nearly €6bn of dealing rerouted to newly created European hubs and primary exchanges
Spanish lenders Bankia and CaixaBank in €17bn merger talks
Tie-up would create the country’s largest domestic bank
Critics of Irish taxation should ‘reassess’ views, says Donohoe
Minister for Finance says original Apple decision caused ‘reputational difficulty’ to State
Santander’s profit slides as it sets aside $1.7bn Covid bill
Spanish bank has been taking steps to counter risk as the global economy reels
CEOs must turn Covid pay gestures into real executive pay reform
Bosses’ bonus and long-term incentive plans remain mostly intact while staff contemplate lay-offs
Will the coronavirus crisis rehabilitate the world’s banks?
‘We are the doctors of the economy,’ says one bank boss
Developer row could lead to part-demolition of IDA office
Firm linked to Johnny Ronan company is taking case against subsidiary of Clancourt
Irish tech firm Future Ticketing secures deals with two English rugby clubs
Firm’s online ticket-selling software to be used by Jersey Reds and Coventry Rugby
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