Stefan Gerlach

First female deputy governor of Central Bank appointed

Governor Philip Lane says ‘breadth of experience’ will serve Sharon Donnery well

Central Bank’s Stefan Gerlach to join Swiss private bank

Deputy governor will be chief economist at BSI

Central Bank of Ireland has 56 vacant posts, says Noonan

22 of those vacancies are in bank’s insurance institutions supervision department

Mortgage limits must stay in place, says Central Bank

Deputy governor says new rules are working and it is too soon to review them

Paddy Gray: Long-term rental strategy is still needed

Government has bought time to come up with policies that recognise renting is becoming the norm

Property price inflation in Dublin falls to lowest level in two years

Latest figures from CSO suggest new lending rules are dampening the market

Director of resolution John Coyle to leave Central Bank

He joins others departing including governor Patrick Honohan and deputy Stefan Gerlach

Risky lending no solution to housing crisis, says Central Banker

Stefan Gerlach tells conference mortgage rules designed to be permanent part of market

Conference to look at future of the industry

Speakers at the SCSI conference to include Stefan Gerlach, deputy governor of the Central Bank, and Mary Hughes, president of the Irish Planning Institute

Ireland needs a well-developed rental market - Central Bank

Deputy governor says a deeper rental market protects against financial shocks

Central Bank lending rules a blow to first-time buyers

Opinion: vigorous lobbying of politicians likely before general election

Mortgage lending rules raise bar high for first-time buyers

Housebuyers will need a 20 per cent deposit when applying for a home loan

New mortgage rules mean most buyers to need 20% deposit

New Central Bank rules set for January expected to slow house price inflation

Central Bank appoints Gabriel Fagan as chief economist

Mr Fagan replaces Lars Frisell who took up a new role with the IMF earlier this year

Muldoon welcomes ECB bank supervision

Move will ensure a ‘healthy’ gap between drive for growth and risk of overheating

Matthew Elderfield says move away from Central Bank purely for “personal” reasons

Lloyd’s Banking Group recruits deputy governor to lead its conduct and compliance

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