Conor O Kelly

The State is likely to remain a shareholder in the three domestic banks for possibly another decade having missed out on the opportunity to sell its h(...)

Increased borrowing as a result of the pandemic has left the State exposed to rising interest rates, the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) ha(...)

In 2010, Ireland Inc was a wounded animal, the financial system was imploding and Irish bonds were the plaything of bond market vigilantes and hedge f(...)

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) raised €6 billion in its largest bond sale in over a decade on Tuesday. The funds will help finance the(...)

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) plans to sell up to €4 billion of bonds as early as Tuesday to help fund the State’s response to corona(...)

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) said on Wednesday that it plans to hire a group of banks to market a large bond deal in April, at a tim(...)

The Republic is “well-placed” to borrow more money from international markets as a result of coronavirus-related disruption if needs be, the State’s d(...)

The State should clearly outline its plan to sell down its remaining stake in the Irish banking system, the chief executive of the National Treasury M(...)

A year into the job, AIB chief executive Colin Hunt will unveil his grand vision for the bank in early March. It’s shaping up to be an unenviable task(...)

Whatever way you look at it, at €215 billion, Ireland’s national debt is massive and leaves us dangerously exposed if the global economy dips into rec(...)