National Treasury Management Agency

The Republic is to collaborate with Hong Kong as part of efforts to position the State as a hub for green finance. A growing number of financial cent(...)

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) received about €11.3 billion of orders from investors seeking to buy the Republic’s set of green bonds.(...)

Below is the full statement of the Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe announcing the budget to the Dáil on Tuesday(...)

There has been mixed reaction to confirmation of a new €1.5 billion “rainy day” fund to help offset future shocks to the economy. Minister for Financ(...)

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has hired banks to sell the Republic’s first green bond, which is expected to raise up to €3 billion. (...)

The budget performs a number of important roles. It provides for the financing of the public services in the coming year and it is also a key instrume(...)

Two hundred and eighty words. That is how long the government’s blanket guarantee for the State’s banks was when it was published at around 6.45am on (...)

Seamus Murphy was something of a maverick in Dublin’s small stockbroking community in late 2006 when he suddenly turned negative on Irish banks. That(...)

The State’s debt agency sold €1 billion of bonds on Thursday morning, reaching 96 per cent of its minimum full-year fundraising target, hours ahead of(...)

With Budget 2019 fast approaching, and calls for the Government to push the country’s balance sheet back into the black getting louder, it’s timely to(...)