Comments come amid backlash towards draft of so-called taxonomy

Funds would help with post-Covid recovery without reducing policyholder protection

Majority of EU member states believe 'its time has come', commissioner says

‘I’ve always had the view that if I was able to do a job, I should put my name forward’

McGuinness launches plan to ease the selling of non-performing loans by banks

Brokers Ireland bemoans lack of competition in mortgage market

Commissioner designate’s suitability for financial services role to come under scrutiny

Irish nominee faces vote in the European Parliament after scrutiny by MEPs

The Irish nominee’s appointment is unlikely to be blocked by MEPs, although she must attend tough hearings to consider her experience for the job

Holders of the union’s presidency say ministers have been ‘bystanders’ for too long

Temporary permissions regime will allow EU funds continue to trade with UK

Your business this week: All eyes on property price figures and EU Summit

Paper outlines how a looming Brexit ‘must act as a catalyst to redouble our efforts’

State supportive of banking and capital markets unions but wary of losing authority