Aviva

Aviva Insurance Ireland’s operating profit fell to €32m from €44m for the previous year

Irish fintech’s revenue for year to end March 2022 was €112.8m, up from €91.3m a year earlier

After Irish supporters were drowned out at the Aviva last weekend, readers give their opinion on the best song to raise the match-day atmosphere

Cyclists the third most dangerous, according to fresh research for Aviva Insurance

Ticket touting and practice of reselling tickets above face value was banned in 2021 with Sale of Tickets Act

ESG doesn’t necessarily mean excluding certain companies or hurting your pension pot, says financial adviser

It is an abomination the Aviva’s atmosphere for Test rugby has been strangled by the traffic to the bar

Leinster and Munster beaten in 2003 leaving incredulous ERC with empty Lansdowne Road to fill with two French sides

Do you usually enjoy matches at this venue or is there anything you would change?

FTSE 100 company reshapes underwriting book to try to meet climate goals

As he steps down as Leinster CEO, Mick Dawson looks back on the team’s transformation - and credits rivalry with Munster as the spur to success

Just over a third would opt for an investment with some degree of risk such as the stock market, property, or gold

Cudmore to join from UK firm LV in first half of next year

Insurers offering such pensions had stopped taking new business last year because of strict EU regulations, but have now found ways to return to the market

Henshaw looked razor sharp against Connacht, and has rarely felt fresher

September’s crucial game against Finland set for Tallaght, but pressure mounts for Aviva

Owner Marc Bereen gives staff redundancy notice after landlord Aviva puts lease on market

Trading update points to record inflows in saving and retirement

Activist says planned capital return is ‘a good start’

Aviva study finds only one in five people say that investing sustainably is more important to them than investment returns

US video games publisher enters into 10-year sub-lease as Dropbox goes ‘virtual first’

British competition regulator suggested measures as part of investigation

Decision likely to leave 400 other cases against ESB on hold

AM Alpha offers €75m for landmark mixed-use development on Dawson Street

Dawson Street scheme’s tenant mix includes Davy stockbrokers and Marco Pierre White’s

ESB found liable for catastrophic flooding which damaged many homes and businesses

Sale of north Dublin supermarket property offers purchaser net initial yield of 6.1%

Chief of staff to group CEO at Aviva plc will succeed Tom Browne

Company pays €43.5m for fellow investor’s share of McCann Fitzgerald HQ building as well as BWG logistics centre

Wild Geese – Kate Hoare, San Francisco

Covid-19 ‘presents a new uncertainty for 2020’, says UK group

Flutter’s losing tax bet, FBD’s harder line on fraud, and McKillen ordered to pay costs

Aviva last month halted withdrawals from two funds with combined €940m in assets

The brave new world reveals itself one limited edition mug at a time

Employee support initiatives come in all shapes and sizes

Special performance will be required if Republic of Ireland are to win at the Aviva

Dubliner set to become country’s third-youngest senior debutant, after Holmes and Keane

Loan facility to fund speculative office and retail build on site of former Nassau House

Bank hired investigator to shadow former employee amid fears he would poach colleagues

Research shows ‘worrying disconnect’ between what retirement income people expect