Irish average mortgages hit record €328,000 as buyers chase soaring prices
Buyers take on more debt as home prices soar
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Investors eyeing stable Europe rather than US, Davy says
The ‘longstanding narrative’ of American exceptionalism ‘weakened’ by Donald Trump’s overhaul of global trade
S&P spots arrears spike among certain Irish ‘mortgage prisoners’
More than one in four loans that had got back on track after previously being in arrears were again behind in their payments at end of 2024
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Lloyds to pay UK taxman millions related to Irish exit
Bank of Ireland expects to use up its crisis-era deferred tax assets by the end of 2028
DPP directs no prosecution from Garda inquiry into controversial Davy bond deal
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NTMA allows Davy return as primary dealer of Irish government bonds
State agency gives Davy green light to return almost four years after it was dropped
Government not limited to its 303,000 housing target
Department responds to Davy estimate of need for up to 93,000 new homes a year
Davy report highlights difficulty measuring scale of housing shortage
As estimated housing requirement keeps increasing, there is little prospect of the crisis ending
State must build 93,000 new homes a year to meet demand, says Davy
Axe rent caps, streamline planning and cut building costs, stockbrokers urge as completions fall far short of new target
Malin plans to buy back up to 76% of remaining shares
Deal will accelerate winding down of Malin, which has returned hundreds of millions of euro to investors in recent years
Kingspan bids to complete Nordic Waterproofing takeover
Swedish group’s board recommends offer to shareholders
Goodbody pursues bid for BCP to boost asset management
BCP appointed KPMG late last year to advise on strategic options
Former Davy owners secure €48m settlement with Bank of Ireland to resolve legal disputes
Ailmount sued bank in July 2023, claiming it had failed to make a payment of €19.7m due as part of the acquisition
PTSB goes for job cuts as bloated costs stand out among European peers
Bank won’t how many jobs it aims to cut but the number will need to run into the hundreds to have any meaningful impact
Thousands of Irish mortgage holders likely to see dramatic fall in repayments over next year
European Central Bank on course to cut rates to 1.75 per cent next year
Davy sells its real estate arm to division’s chief executive David Goddard
Entity manages St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre on behalf of clients
Derek Quinlan: Why a €2.5m tax rebate kept the Irish financier in bankruptcy
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Investors still face wait for overdue Irish ETF tax reforms
Government report recommends change on tax rate and offsetting of losses but it will be for another government to put in place
Irish dealmaking rises 11% in third quarter to outpace global trend
Davy expects full-year deal volume to exceed 400 transactions
What Gerry Adams really said to David Trimble in the loo during peace talks
Drama bigs up Adams-Trimble encounter; Saoirse Ronan gets a knock-back; buskers object to Grafton Street development; and Sabina Higgins takes on a woolly role
Goodbody CEO Martin Tormey: ‘We lost our way a little, but there is a big opportunity now’
The chief of the leading financial services provider stresses the importance of keeping Irish companies Irish for as long as possible
Days of easy money for banks may be coming to an end
Sharper falls in European Central Bank interest rates next year will reduce the net interest income bonanza
Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre planning appeal decision delayed
An Bord Pleanála was to have published its decision on September 23rd
Recent deals shine spotlight on Ireland’s buoyant M&A market
Analysts from Davy Stockbrokers said last month that some 400 transactions are expected in 2024
Housing market holds no cheer for Government
CSO data shows prices are still rising strongly and supply remains as big an issue as ever
Ireland’s housing crisis ‘on a different level’ with population growing at nearly four people for every new home built
Housing crisis: Affordability is declining faster than in the US, UK, Australia, Germany or Spain, says Savills
Irish mergers and takeovers up sharply in three months to June
Broker Davy expects as many as 400 deals this year
CRH raises guidance as it delivers results ahead of market expectations
Building materials group hails ‘robust’ figures as it increases full year guidance in contrast to sector rivals
Greencore upgrades earnings outlook as revenue increases
Convenience food group said it expects full-year adjusted operating profit to be in a range of £88m-£90m
Bank of Ireland confirms Gavin Kelly as next Davy chief
Executive will lead bank’s new wealth and insurance division, including the stockbroking unit
Irish corporate law firm William Fry chooses new managing partner
Stephen Keogh previously spent five years as head of the firm’s London office
Bank of Ireland lines up senior executive Gavin Kelly as Davy CEO
Bernard Byrne, who took charge of the business in 2021 and oversaw its sale to Bank of Ireland, announced his intention to leave the firm last year
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