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Factors including the end of super profits at the bank have helped push it to a €132.1 million loss, according to its latest annual report
Non-bank lenders have begun to emerge as a competitive force this year as their funding costs have eased
Insolvencies more than double in first three months of 2024
Green energy slump contributes to 85% decline in shares over 12 months
Chris Hayward recently began lobbying to set up a body like the IDA in the UK
Slump into loss-making territory was foreseen for some time, says Minister for Finance Michael McGrath
Report comes as credit unions look to increase lending to take on established banks
Move gives existing investors the chance to avoid having their stakes diluted by a placing last week
ECB chief economist Philip Lane brushes off fears that loosening euro-zone monetary policy before US Fed could backfire
Number of businesses have started providing homes for their workers amid shortage
Second major project in Australia unveiled this month as group tries to move on from Chile woes
Appointment likely to come from wider Bank of Ireland group or further afield rather than from internal Davy candidates
Insurer returns to profit on insurance business as motor premiums rise but investments continue to deliver lion’s share of earnings
Taoiseach expected to reiterate Government pledges for tax cuts and welfare increases at National Economic Dialogue in Dublin
Homebuilder Cairn buys Dublin site, Blanchardstown SC debt deal; CRH invests in Ukraine and Citigroup staff unease