Central Bank of Ireland

Stricter property funds resilience rules in pipeline, warns Makhlouf

Irish-based companies hold about €23 billion of domestic real-estate assets

Revolut rival Vivid withdraws application for Irish e-money licence

Fintech offers basic banking services and allows users to invest in stocks and crypto

Starling tells Facebook to get rid of fraudsters if it wants bank’s ads

Challenger bank has boycotted Meta Platforms since last month

Central Bank stocks up on gold as inflation climbs

Purchase of 2 tonnes of gold ended decade- long period of unchanged holdings

EML warns of growth hit due to possible Central Bank actions

Regulator is investigating EML’s Irish subsidiary, which it acquired last year

Chris Johns: Economies may enjoy ‘roaring twenties’

Pandemic has prompted a fundamental rethink of the fiscal rules

Staffing rules for funds could lead to post-Brexit boon for Irish financial sector

Regulations say management companies must have ‘substance’

State has paid €7.1m to lawyers and experts for Apple case

William Fry has received €3.1m over past 5 years

Philip Lane set for ECB executive seat on second attempt

Central Bank governor only name put forward for chief economist role

Philip Lane unlikely to beat Spain to ECB job - survey

Irish and Spanish candidates for VP role to be quizzed at European Parliament

French central banker nods to Ireland in ‘race to the bottom’ tax comments

François Villeroy de Galhau speaking at Central Bank of Ireland event

What’s another €10,000, you think, as the bidding climbs steadily higher

Diary of a Househunter: Our mortgage adviser says they can’t keep up

Central Bank appoints Bernard Sheridan as interim deputy governor

He takes over from Frenchman Cyril Roux and will fill the role until the autumn

Mortgage customers to benefit from new Central Bank rules

Banks will be required to notify customers of cheaper loan offers

Central Bank to look into Ulster Bank fixed deals

Some mortgage switches involved ‘suspected breaches’ of Consumer Protection Code 2006

Michael Fingleton allowed £10m loan increase without approval - banking inquiry

Shortfall among a litany of weaknesses at Irish Nationwide highlighted by inquiry report

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