Central Bank warned of possible transfer scenario in letter from Insurance Ireland

Dublin exchange could be defensive bet for London exchange in context of UK’s EU exit

Union head calls for State to maintain bonus cap on bank executives’ salaries

Group reports 17% increase in profits as health insurance customers rise

Former managing director of Canada Life International Assurance joins fintech firm

Merlyn made £5 million net profit for the year to March on sales of £30.7m

Former head of airport operator DAA and Postbank Ireland will lead Ires Reit

Central Bank has written to insurance companies requesting details on consequences of Brexit

Revenue from wholly owned divisions rose 6.6% in first nine months of 2017

Box maker unveils Russian and Greek deals for combined price of about €70 million

Concerns signalled earlier this year about unions becoming involved in mortgage market

Bank’s plans for redressing customers believed to be with Central Bank for review

Depfa executives and FMS-WM believe sale of licensed Irish bank could play into Brexit shakeout

Stockbroking and investment firm intends to be ‘a driver’ of industry consolidation

Student half-day tickets priced €7.50 allegedly being resold for more than €1,000 each

Market Beat: Projects to replace legacy IT systems in banks are notoriously difficult

Insurer making ‘significant progress’ in returning to sustainable profitability

Sources say it is anticipated the jobs will be shed by the end of 2019

Falling level of problem loans sees bank release £21m in provisions

Francesca McDonagh ‘personally’ committed as lenders scramble to made redress

Group sticks to dividend plans as any increase to tracker crisis costs ‘manageable’

Metal and glass containers group’s revenue and earnings dip 1% in third quarter

Level of impaired loans fell by €400 million to €5 billion in third quarter

John McGuinness says Central Bank is not fit for purpose and calls on ECB to intervene

Mario Draghi expected to make statement on scaling back of quantitative easing

Central Bank to consider more protection as some lenders delay compensation

Apologies issued as pressure mounts to deal with issue

State’s top five mortgage lenders issue updates after political pressure

Pimco believed to be involved with Goldman Sachs on €1.8 billion Danske portfolio deal

Central Bank governor thinks ‘vast majority’ of 13,000 cases will be paid before Christmas

Investment expected to result in €250 million being pledged to Irish software firms

Minister for Finance holds meetings with three lenders involved in mortgage scandal

Government unlikely to change tax rules or increase levy

Government demands clear timetable to compensate victims of overcharging

Philip Lane says vast majority of confirmed cases to get refunds before Christmas

Central Bank deputy governor urges banks to start putting customers first

Capital, dividends and bonuses are words tracker-scandal bankers may understand

Government to seek firm commitment and timeline for compensating tracker victims

Market report: CRH stood out as a bright spot, rising almost 2 per cent to €31.25

Governor hopes to persuade banks to make ‘decent upfront offer’ to affected customers

Ireland’s 15 mortgage lenders have had to respond to the Central Bank. Some have been more upfront than others

Damage claims may be lower than those for Storm Darwin in 2014, says industry body

Artificial intelligence technology is helping the bank work out what people want

German analysis finds that Ireland is a ‘very attractive banking market’

Taoiseach says Government ‘has lost patience’ with Irish banks over tracker mortgage scandal

Regulator alleges Jeremiah O’Callaghan failed to question JBS managers about plea bargain

Derivatives plan may deliver boon to Dublin law firms and IFSC

Exemptions make the mandatory disclosure regime a joke, says MEP Matt Carthy

Sale process for the Dublin shopping centre enters final phase with price tag set at €233m

Insurer’s share price fell by more than 4% as Ireland was battered by extreme weather

Market report: Iseq index in Dublin stood out as a weak spot as investors speculated on cost of Ophelia

Placement of additional shares sees Oaktree’s stake dip to 16.5%

AIB initially kept a quarter of branches open but extended closures by mid-morning

Irish stockbroker Goodbody also received large fees from bank’s stock market listing

Has CRH boss Albert Manifold got an ace up his sleeve in bidding battle for Ash Grove?

Agency plots to discharge €4bn in loans and assets ahead of final senior bond buyback

Significant part of Digicel’s Caribbean network suffered damage as result of Irma

Molesworth Street office is being developed by property fund Iput at a cost of €45m

Clergy pensions fund and Representative Church Body hold a combined 5.75%

Home Building Finance Ireland to be allocated €750m to help deliver 6,000 homes

Commission yet to reach consensus on insurance scheme after German pushback

Bank’s level of impaired loans has declined since the end of June

Minister allocates €25m to agri-food industry and retains 9% VAT rate for tourism sector

Increase of 18.6 per cent reflects group’s success in attracting new customers

The first Irish housebuilder to float in two years saw its shares jump 14%

Banks have not dealt with investments made by doctors, lawyers and judges before crash

Ireland’s Iseq out of sorts, with market heavyweight Kerry Group falling by 2.1%

51 out of euro-area’s largest 111 banks face additional capital targets as ‘starting point’

Franco-Swiss joint venture increases its holding in Irish ecommerce firm to 50%

Civil engineering projects still contracting and pace of expansion in housebuilding slows slightly from August high

Sale of Irish insurance group had attracted several suitors including ‘zombie’ specialists

Bank says annual changes may lead to price distortions in the housing market

Homebuilder’s flotation comes with caveats – and eye-watering executive incentives

Plastics firm has been planning stock market flotation

Glenveagh Properties says 30 sites owned by religious orders could provide 6,500 homes

Q&A: State likely to appoint custodians and money managers for Apple tax in November

RBS-owned bank has identified 3,500 customers caught up in ECB tracker rate scandal

Plastics company currently sees IPO as best option for shareholders as suitor circles

Planned new structure aimed at affording taxpayers and depositors more protection

Commission says Government dragging feet in collection of back taxes

Banks face higher capital demands and possible sanctions for failing to comply

NTMA raising money to help repay loans from IMF, Sweden and Denmark

New York-based finance company has been offering to buy small investors’ shares

New Irish housebuilder plans to be building at least 1,000 homes by 2020

Banks likely to tighten access to lending and be more aggressive in dealing with arrears under proposed new rules

UK group Cap Vest reported to have made second bid to buy plastics manufacturer

Francesca McDonagh set to assess IT scheme to take costs below 50% of income

Irish housebuilder plans to build at least 1,000 new homes each year by 2020

Irish bank will set up holding company to meet new European rules on future bailouts

Agency says its full-year bond issuance may exceed €13 billion, upper end of previous goal

Kerry Group boss opts for long goodbye as turnover among Iseq chiefs speeds up

Irish firm has about 2,000 shareholders in Ireland with shares traded on grey market

Move comes as bank’s new CEO, Francesca McDonagh, prepares to take over

Paschal Donohoe seeks feedback on alternative revenue sources

Plastics manufacturer aiming to float on stock market within 12-18 months

Bank expects up to 2,000 borrowers to take up offer to forfeit home to become tenants

Arrears exacerbated by banks’ refusal to offer low-cost rates to which they were entitled

Forecourt retailer will seek to sell 5 million shares in the market to fund acquisitions

Minister for Finance decides to get financial firms to pay 65% of regulatory costs this year

Bank alone among top Irish lenders not to outline extent of tracker mortgage issue