Irish Life

Era of price stability across private sector set to end as impact of the cost of living crisis passed on to consumers

Current plan for autoenrolment only institutionalises existing unfairness for women on retirement finance

VHI has approved fewer than 25 over the past three years

Mr McCarthy was a senior executive at Great-West Lifeco

UK infrastructure investor eyes further Irish deals following biggest transaction announced in its history

Insurers offering such pensions had stopped taking new business last year because of strict EU regulations, but have now found ways to return to the market

Company blames rise in energy and other supply costs, and the recent public-sector pay deal as it applies to healthcare staff

Irish Infrastructure Fund looking at separate sale process for fibre networks business Enet to maximise returns

Irish Life’s Canadian parent has received almost €1bn of dividends since paying €1.3bn for the since-expanded group in 2013

The Irish Infrastructure Fund was set up in 2011, but will now have bids for its assets assessed by its managers

Dublin City Council refuse planning permission for 24-storey scheme at City Quay as it would 'seriously detract' from surrounding area

Private Irish investor pays premium of 27% on the €11m sought for three units at Airways Industrial Estate

New governance and risk-management rules are designed to protect retirement incomes but will be more onerous for employers

Older consumers especially are likely to be on outdated and expensive plans for which cheaper alternatives are generally available

Working with Government offers significant opportunity for long-term investors like pension fund members

Insurers selling single member pension schemes have suspended new business under threat of prosecution

Laura Mongan, head of products at Irish Life, on how digital platforms such as Smart Invest offer a simple way to get started investing with small sums

Swords scheme earning €1.3m in rent following deal with egaming giant Riot Games

Brian Mulroney blames Ceta trade deal debacle on Brexit

BPFI has hosted three virtual meetings with direct debit originators in recent months

Former solicitor says banker Michael Fingleton ‘threw him to the wolves’

Fund makes its first two property investments in Belgium and France

The new generation of Irish life sciences and pharma companies played a significant role in the pandemic fight

Group helps financial services sector communicate with customers online

Victim named as Aidan Moffitt, a Fine Gael activist who worked in property sector

Late art historian and curator of Ulster Museum is best remembered for his work on Paul Henry

Multimillion-euro theft trial involves 21 counts

St Stephen’s Green House and 4 Earlsfort Terrace guiding €50m and €13m respectively

‘There was no culture in the bank of anyone turning a blind eye to the conditions’

Meeting held with lender after newspaper reported on solicitor’s business affairs

‘Our procedures could have been better’ former Irish Nationwide auditor tells court

Ireland’s Future, a civic nationalist group seeking a Border poll, is growing in ambition

Loan to purchase 11 properties issued to former solicitor by Ulster Bank in 2006

Exchange of letters among items in new Conradh na Gaeilge archive at NUI Galway

Repayments to National Irish Bank ceased in October 2007, court told

Court hears from branch manager of National Irish Bank in trial of former solicitor

Former solicitor facing 21 charges relating to alleged theft from seven lenders

Documents purported to be signed by firm were not his firm’s documents, court told

Canadian parent highlights ‘favourable morbidity experience’

Operation to buy health advisory consultant Total Health Cover and financial broker Ifat