Bank of Ireland has upgraded its full-year net interest income guidance slightly and now sees the result coming in above the ...
The Central Bank of Ireland (Central Bank) has issued a consultation paper, CP162, seeking market feedback on a number of proposed enhancements to their AIF Rulebook including, in a fund finance ...
AIB has raised its full-year net interest income forecast and now expects it to exceed €3.7 billion, about €100 million ...
DUBLIN, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Ireland's central bank on Thursday said it had revised its forecast for domestic economic growth for 2025 upwards to 2.9% from 2.0%, boosted by government spending and new ...
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Central Bank investigating Irish influencer's promotion of unregulated trading platform T4Trade
The Central Bank of Ireland is looking into a matter concerning Irish influencer and content creator Jonathan Finlay, who has promoted an unregulated trading platform to thousands of online followers.
The tariffs on imports of goods set by the U.S. following talks with the European Union pose less of a threat to the future growth of the Irish economy than had been feared, the country's central bank ...
Bank expects higher than anticipated full year impairment Raises income guidance to 2027 on strong loan growth Does not expect U.S. tariffs to slow forecast loan growth DUBLIN, July 29 (Reuters) - ...
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Wellington cuts Bank of Cyprus stake below 5 per cent
Wellington Management Group LLP has reduced its voting rights in the Bank of Cyprus Holdings Public Limited Company to below ...
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Cost of motor insurance rose by 9% last year, Central Bank study shows
THE AVERAGE COST of motor insurance rose by 9% to €623 between 2023 and 2024, according to the latest report on the sector ...
Ireland set to remain the ‘home state’ for Israeli bonds, Central Bank governor tells Dáil committee
Ireland remains the “home” EU member state for approval of Israeli bonds of less than €1,000 in the European Union – and this will never change, the Central Bank has confirmed.
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PTSB sale could close the book on Ireland’s financial crisis — at a cost to taxpayers
The proposed sale of PTSB signals Ireland’s final step away from its post-crisis banking bailout — but taxpayers will still take a hit ...
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