PTSB will be the first public-company deal that the Austrian lender has completed

Rising energy costs and slump in US housebuilding have put pressure on building materials group forecasts

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan recounts 16 years at the helm, in an interview that took place in Dublin before the bank was hit with a $1.2 billion fine for money-laundering failures

Global borrowing rates have risen this year as Iran war stokes inflation

Downgrade a result of ‘continuing commissioning challenges’ at group’s Moma mine in Mozambique

Urs Jordi has served in a dual role for several years against Swiss codes of best governance practice

Iseq bucks trend with slight rise

Former Bank of Scotland (Ireland) chief Mark Duffy separately mulling late bid for Irish lender

Miner part-owned by Oman sovereign wealth fund is coveted by firm controlled by Abu Dhabi ruling dynasty

PTSB agreed in April to be taken over by Austria’s Bawag in €1.62 billion deal

DCC said its shareholders are set to receive 42 pence per share from that Nexora deal

Bank set up new share awards plan to get around continuing limit on bonuses

Specialist institutional investors took on credit risk for millions of euro of potential losses on loans

Industry taskforce expects fees ‘similar to other jurisdictions, to be competitive’

Permit enables firm, via Dublin-based entity, to serve new and existing clients across bloc