Susan Dargan

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Having entered the Irish market in 1996, State Street has gone on to become one of the largest international financial services employers in Ireland.
State Street names Tadhg Young as Ireland country head

State Street has named Tadhg Young, who has been with the company for over a decade, as its next country head for Ireland, where the US financial serv(...)

‘Moral panic over vulture funds is only delaying the end of the arrears crisis.’
Moral panic on vultures delays end of arrears crisis

In 2011 at the Global Irish Economic Forum in Dublin Castle, former US president Bill Clinton sauntered onstage and delivered some home truths. Among (...)

Brendan Smith: pleaded guilty to bid-rigging. Photograph: Collins Courts.
Ireland is no country for tackling white collar crime

If you’re a white collar criminal, come into the parlour. There’s a welcome there for you. Recent events have reminded everybody – as if we needed rem(...)

State Street’s Irish headquarters on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay in Dublin.
State Street to move 176 staff as Carrickmines lease expires

US financial services giant State Street, which employs more than 2,500 staff in Ireland, is preparing to vacate a key building in Carrickmines in so(...)

Some 20 students from University College Cork will join the programme. Photograph: Gavin Browne
State Street sets up R&D programme with UCC and Chinese university

International bank State Street is linking up with University College Cork (UCC) and Zhejiang University (ZJU) in eastern China to set up an R&D f(...)

Willie Slattery worked for the Central Bank of Ireland for 23 years until 1996. Photograph: Brenda Fitzsimons
Slattery to step down as executive vice president of State Street Corporation

Irishman Willie Slattery is to step down as an executive vice president of State Street Corporation at the end of this year. He has been based in Lond(...)