Spotlight on Central Bank’s vetting process should lower risk of groupthink
Over more than a decade, the regulator has received 50,000 applications to approve individuals for key positions, approving 11,000 in the past four years alone
Furlong’s Pageant builds up 3.2% stake in Corre Energy
Corre was down to €1.08m of cash at the end of last year but later raised €2.76m in share sale
Datalex shareholders urged to reject new chief executive’s sign-on bonus
Recommendation also made to vote against the re-election of non-executive director Peter Lennon
Bank of Ireland confirms Gavin Kelly as next Davy chief
Executive will lead bank’s new wealth and insurance division, including the stockbroking unit
Eagle Street picked as preferred bidder for the Square in Tallaght
Value of offer is unknown but follows previous negotiations for potential sale at knock-down price of about €125m
‘Sentiment towards Ireland is very strong now,’ says NTMA chief Frank O’Connor
National Treasury Management Agency boss will oversee two new sovereign wealth funds with aim of capturing and investing windfall tax revenues
Central Bank vetting regime for financial roles often seen as ‘quasi-enforcement investigation’
Organisational overlapping ‘seems to have generated some confusion amongst firms and candidates’
Smurfit WestRock likely to find integration ‘challenging’, says Bank of America
Smurfit Kappa effectively doubled in size last week with WestRock merger
European shares rise as Fed chair comments drive property stocks
Dublin-listed home builders up as real estate stocks advance
Lone Star nears sale of most of Quintain Ireland property assets to TPG
Company among the initial wave of overseas investors to buy here
Humphreys will not name date for pensions auto-enrolment launch - because she cannot
Auto-enrolment start date has slipped several times before. Now pegged for ‘early 2025′, will it slip again?
Corre Energy to deliver one of Europe’s largest battery storage facilities
Dublin-listed renewable energy storage developer has signed a deal with Dutch market leader SemperPower
Former Marsh Ireland broker banned from senior finance roles
Central Bank of Ireland investigation related to ‘unauthorised creation and modification of insurance documentation’
Seán Quinn’s former properties in Kyiv: The battle and the war
IBRC liquidators have paused the sale of two key assets in Kyiv once owned by businessman Seán Quinn