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The Davy Group at Davy House on Dawson Street, Dublin. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins
The Irish Times view on €4.1m Davy fine: Answers and actions needed

It seems safe to assume that Tuesday was the worst day in the 95-year history of Davy, the grandee of Irish stockbrokers. It was hit with a record Cen(...)

Davy House on Dawson Street, Dublin. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins
Davy board to search for other potential cases of wrongdoing

The board of Davy is expected to examine whether other cases of wrongdoing occurred at the brokerage as it starts a review of Central Bank findings th(...)

The Oireachtas finance committee is to ask Davy for an explanation of the events that led to it being hit with the heavy fine. File photograph: The Irish Times
Davy bows to Government pressure with statement

Davy bowed on Wednesday to Government pressure to issue a statement on its €4.1 million Central Bank fine for “reckless” actions in relation to a bond(...)

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe expects the National Treasury Management Agency will “monitor” fallout from a Central Bank investigation into Davy which resulted in a record €4.1 million fine. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins
Davy board commits to ‘appropriate actions’ after Central Bank fine

Davy bowed on Wednesday to Government pressure to issue a statement on its €4.1 million Central Bank fine for “reckless” actions in relation to a bond(...)

MML says it makes investments of between €5 million and €15 million in each company. Its portfolio of companies employs more than 3,000 workers.
State and private equity-backed Irish SME fund closes out at €135m

A private equity company that invests in Irish SMEs has closed out its latest fund at €135 million, after receiving backing from State and private inv(...)

The NTMA expects to raise between €16 billion and €20 billion in the bond markets this year.
NTMA to raise €750m in short-term funds

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) is set to raise €750 million in a forthcoming auction of short-term treasury bills. The auction will t(...)

The vital factor which has allowed countries to spend, without worrying about immediate problems on the markets, is rock bottom interest rates combined with massive Central Bank support. Photograph: iStock
Can Ireland rely on super-low interest rates to manage Covid-19 debt?

Interest rates at, or below, zero and massive monetary expansion by central banks is helping the Republic and other countries to meet the cost of the (...)

Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath ‘undertook to consider the question of an enhanced package on the basis that it would be set at a level below €300,000 per annum’. Photograph: Dara Mac Donaill / The Irish Times
Officials warned Minister of implications of health post pay hike

Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath was warned by his officials that the planned €80,000 salary increase for the position of secretary gen(...)

Paschal Donohoe: ‘The pandemic has ushered in a new period of rising public indebtedness.’ Photograph: Alan Betson
Government says it can absorb a record level of national debt in Covid crisis

The Government finances can absorb a forecast 17 per cent spike in its debt level to a record €239 billion over two years to the end of 2021 as a resu(...)

The Central Bank offices in Dublin. Photograph: Alan Betson
Central Bank has sold off 72% of IBRC-linked bonds

The Central Bank sold on Tuesday a further €500 million of bonds linked to the restructuring eight years ago of the State’s bailout of the now-defunct(...)

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