Fexco

Market Beat: Industry still hasn’t drawn a line under the tracker mortgage scandal

Firm availed of Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme for eight weeks at outset of pandemic

Dublin-based firm set up in 2002 by Patrick Lawless and manages assets of €330m

Plus, time to forget Goodbody’s €150m price tag

Bank preferred bidder for brokerage it sold after taxpayer bailout

Companies ‘sleep walking’ into a customs trap, says clearance service Declaron

Company provides tools to ensure compliance with regulatory identity requirements

Denis McCarthy says daily NPHET briefings creating fear, uncertainty and suspicion

This is the second time in 18 months that the sale of the Irish stockbroker to a Chinese group has collapsed

Firm was hired alongside international banks to sell €890m of bonds for Bank of China’s Hong Kong branch

Logicearth’s customers include Eir, Fexco, Allianz, KBC and Jazz Pharmaceuticals

Terms of deal unaffected by coronavirus crisis

As many as 7,000 people working in the fintech sector, including some great start-ups

This was the first time since 2016 that the Irish stockbroker did not pay a cash bonus

Move will likely see hiring software company take on more than 100 people for new office

Digitilisation is set to transform the cumbersome and time-consuming process of aircraft trading and leasing

Company wants to become a core part of Ireland’s fintech sector

Irish Life and Davy were among three short-listed bidders for the stockbrokers

Stockbroking firm being sold by Kerry-based Fexco which owns 51% of the business

Total income up 11% to €236m at Kerry-based group

Financial services start-up gets extra investment and appoints tech veteran Colm Grealy

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