Andrea Enria

Brexit: Global firms postponing transfer of capital to EU from UK

International lenders and financial firms delaying move despite regulatory pressure

Four candidates remain in race for role of Central Bank governor

Deputy governor Sharon Donnery and senior civil servant Colm O’Reardon tipped on list

Philip Lane prepares to take responsibility for avoiding ‘Japanification of Europe’

European Central Bank chief economist in waiting will take up role amid unprecedented uncertainty

Lane approaching fork in road as prospect of ECB post nears

TCD and regulatory roles position Central Bank governor for ECB chief economist job

Sharon Donnery loses out to Italian for top ECB banking job

Development boosts Central Bank governor Philip Lane’s chances of ECB executive role

Sharon Donnery gets closer to top euro zone bank job

Central Bank of Ireland’s deputy governor in race to helm Single Supervisory Mechanism

EU ‘needs another crisis’ to finish banking union

Multibillion-euro bank backstop and deposit insurance scheme still outstanding

Irish regulator seen as leading race for key ECB job

Sharon Donnery is reportedly on a shortlist of three to succeed Daniele Nouy

Germany reported to back Lane and Donnery for ECB posts

Central Bank chiefs get Berlin’s backing for top euro-zone positions

Why Sharon Donnery should withdraw from ECB race

Melvyn Krauss: Her appointment would likely prevent Philip Lane from becoming chief economist

Germany backs Sharon Donnery as ECB bank watchdog chief - source

ECB looking for replacement to succeed Daniele Nouy as head of the SSM

Will an Irish person finally get a big ECB job?

Sharon Donnery is in the running for head of banking supervision, but she has competitors

Race for top ECB supervisor job gets under way

Central Bank of Ireland deputy governor Sharon Donnery reported as potential candidate

‘Brexodus’: European Banking Authority should move to Dublin

MEP Brian Hayes says Dublin would be ‘ideal’ location for banking watchdog

Bank stress test to use tougher measures than previously

Worst-case scenarios to be applied include 21.2% fall in house values and 7% in GDP

Banking’s important factors of trust and compliancy

We may know what a bad bank is, but what do we know about good banks?

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