Regulator launches consultation to address deficiencies in State’s cash infrastructure
Central Bank is required to prepare guidelines setting out how it will address problem
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Credit unions explore ‘central treasury function’ to unlock €9.9bn mortgage and SME lending
Move follows Central Bank’s decision to increase sector’s lending limits earlier this year
Recent income tax changes ‘echo’ pre-2008 financial crisis budgets, Central Bank warns
‘Little change’ in average tax rates across the income distribution since 2013, new research finds
Uncharacteristic radio silence from digital banks
Four main neobanks swerve Oireachtas committee meeting examining whether sector requires regulation to safeguard customers
First look: Díon, Dublin’s glitzy new rooftop destination in former Central Bank
Expect full panoramic views of Dublin city and surrounds over drinks and dinner
Irish households not getting full benefit of retail investment, says Central Bank
More than half of those who are not currently investing said clear guidance about how to start would encourage them to do so
State needs to spend €50bn on climate action up to 2050, warns Central Bank
‘We are no longer on a trajectory towards the very worst-case scenarios once feared’
The Irish Times view on the departure of Paschal Donohoe: Coalition loses one of its anchors
Minister has been central to economic and financial policy and has played an important political role
Mortgage interest rates rise for first time since January
Central Bank figures indicate the average rate on new loans here rose to 3.59% in September
Central Bank fines crypto firm €21.5m for anti-money laundering rule breaches
Fine is fourth-biggest financial penalty ever imposed by the Irish financial regulator
Weak investment to mitigate extreme weather sharpens risk to ‘Ireland’s fiscal resilience’
Central Bank of Ireland and Climate Change Advisory Council highlight urgent need to address ‘insurance protection gap’
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Television: Absorbing documentary is full of faceless villains acting with reckless abandon
Fears over PTSB job cuts and free bus fares in Dublin
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ECB in a holding pattern on interest rates
After eight rate cuts, ECB appears to be sitting tight for now and the next rates move could be upwards, say analysts
The financial brokers aiming to tap into Ireland’s ‘medium earners’
Advisers’ firms seek deals to tap market with more than €550bn in assets to manage
Central Bank audit finds 30% of key projects going over budget
Key problem identified is need for projects to pass through no less than six separate governance committees
ECB will not commit to a pre-determined path on rates, says Makhlouf
Central Bank governor says inflation is where policymakers want
Zurich letter wrongly told customer they were not insured for flood damage
Insurer says it has not changed level of cover, but concedes error would have led to confusion
Central Bank to drop Insurance Compensation Fund Levy to 1% from January
Central Bank’s deputy governor urged insurance companies to pass on the savings to customers
Irish card users spend more on education in August as summer holidays wound down
Credit and debit card customers also spent less money abroad than in July, says Central Bank
Goodbody Stockbrokers returns to profit as fee income jumps
AIB injected €50 million of fresh capital into Goodbody at end-2024 ‘to support future growth’
US National Football League fans have option to wear GAA-inspired jerseys
Dublin man overseeing big weekend for sports merchandising
Irish mortgage arrears fall to lowest level since 2009
About 3.5 per cent of private-dwelling home mortgage accounts were in arrears over 90 days
Budget 2026 plans will limit response to future economic shocks, committee hears
Economy expected to be 1% smaller after Trump tariffs, Central Bank warns
Economic challenges ahead due to Ireland’s fast-ageing population, Makhlouf warns
Central Bank governor highlights ‘stark’ implications of State’s shifting demographics
Government’s budgetary stance is too loose, ESRI warns
Economic think tank joins chorus of institutions warning about government spending
Raise taxes and trim infrastructure costs if you want to keep spending at current level, Government is told
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US tariffs will have only moderate impact on Irish economy, Central Bank says
The financial regulator says EU-US trade deal is unlikely to lead to significant reduction in existing foreign investment
Central Bank warns State spending not sustainable
Central Bank of Ireland sounds alarm on Government’s €9.4bn budget plan
ECB’s Donnery says banking resilience must not be lost in simplification push
Former Central Bank of Ireland deputy governor warns on banks preserving strength
If we want fairer wealth distribution in Ireland, we need to tax property properly
As families have become smaller and household wealth has risen, inherited wealth can drive growing inequality in our society
Luxembourg bond move by Israel takes decision out of Central Bank’s hands
Issue had become headache for Makhlouf
Finance sector urges Central Bank to stop ‘gold-plating’ EU rules and be given competition mandate
This is likely to be strongly resisted by the regulator
The Irish Times view on the Central Bank and Israeli bonds: a victory for the protesters
The fact that an Irish institution will no longer authorise the fund-raising is welcome
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