Top 1000: Irish Times Business Person of the Month award winners share their views on tackling climate change and their personal sustainability choices
UK insurer returns to hospitality sector following Government reforms designed to reduce the cost burden on businesses
Financials and tech stocks worst hit as indices show a sea of red
Largest general insurer in the Republic acquired the second largest player in health cover market last year in €650m deal
Judge criticises failure of High Court and legal teams in regard to personal injury guidelines
Iseq index a sea of red as investors fear looser fiscal policies if far-right National Rally party wins
Insurer returns to profit on insurance business as motor premiums rise but investments continue to deliver lion’s share of earnings
Investors betting on pace at which central banks will cut rates
With the insurer clearly seeing a gap in the market, ‘aggressive competition is to be expected’
French-owned insurer said it identified in February what it called ‘a historical systems-based error that impacted circa 400 motor customers’
Head of largest insurer in the State says Laya deal ‘is transformative’
Falling interest rates may offer some support but acquirers are wary of policy changes here and abroad
The candidates shortlisted for Deal of the Year and Future Leader have been announced for the awards, which are run in association with Bank of Ireland
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In August, French insurance giant agreed to buy Laya Healthcare, the Republic’s second-largest health insurer, in a deal worth €650m
Signs point to another round of price hikes for consumers this year
French insurer swoops for State’s second-largest health insurer in major Irish market deal
Single hearing in February will deal with jurisdiction issue relating to 40 claims by lessors over loss of aircraft following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Paper losses pushed the sector into a loss at its so-called comprehensive level and reduced capital reserves levels across most top insurers
Solvency reserves fall as insurers taking a hit on large bond holdings though that will likely reverse as they are held to maturity
Originally set at €5.2 million, the fine was reduced by 30% under settlement scheme
Axa Ireland, Ireland's largest general insurer, saw its net profit rise 15 per cent last year to €112.7 million
Marguerite Brosnan to replace Philip Bradley as he retires after more than 40 years with the company
Value of aircraft held by Russia estimated at €11.8bn
‘Caoimhín deserves that. He brought the team there’ - Cork stopper will start against Chelsea
Five-year investigation failed to establish whether there had been any wrongdoing
Industry body hits back at CCPC comments on price signalling by motor insurers
We all experienced the pandemic differently: do not let fear stop you signing up to a race
Press Up-owned hotel had sued Arachas Corporate Brokers
Building is predicted to offer ‘near-perfect’ indoor climate once work is completed
Covid, Brexit, rising energy costs and supply chain issues combined to put the squeeze on
Reduced-load working is a way to retain staff while letting them stay on the career ladder
Cinven originally agreed to buy business in late 2018 but deal abandoned due to pandemic
Company considering market debut through direct listing or initial public offering as soon as next year
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