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Australia’s banking industry faces unprecedented criminal charges

ANZ, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup face charges of alleged cartel conduct in 2015 share issue

Australian banking inquiry exposes litany of abuses

Alleged abuses include bribery ring using forged documents

Irish whiskey set to benefit from China’s move on import taxes

Tariffs for 187 product categories will drop from an average 17.3 per cent to 7.7 per cent

Dublin convention centre made a €51m contribution to economy last year

Operating profit at company running the venue rises almost 11% to €5.59m

State-backed fund to buy 78% of Enet

Irish Infrastructure Fund expects to close broadband firm deal by end of 2017

State-backed fund and Luxembourg firm circle Enet stake

Oak Hill plans to sell 47% stake in Enet in deal that values company at up to €200m

State-backed infrastructure fund to invest in primary care centres

Irish Infrastructure Fund buys two centres and plans to own up to 20 in near term

Australian economic expands at fastest rate in four years

Exports surge as country reaches 25 years without recession

Mater Private’s €300m debt refinancing led by Macquarie

Hospital group’s majority owner moved recently to pull sale to focus on refinancing

Mater Private owners move to refinance as sale put on ice

Owner CapVest sought €500m deal nine years after purchase

Australian firm AMP pulls out of race to buy Mater Private

German healthcare giant Fresenius has also left race for hospital

German healthcare giant in €500m pursuit of Mater group

Deal would mark Fresenius’ first venture outside Germany

Irish market down 15% so far this year as growth fears hit Europe’s markets

European banks again the focus as big players face selling pressure

Bord Gáis Energy and Airtricity compete for Viridian

Owner of Energia and Power NI has been on the block since December with €1bn price tag

Bord Gáis owner Centrica likely to bid for rival Viridian

Deal would see Bord Gáis taking over Viridian’s two electricity plants in Co Dublin

State-backed fund to run The Convention Centre

Irish Infrastructure Fund is preferred bidder to run centre with potential to build a 330-bed hotel on adjacent site

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