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Revolut’s Irish mortgages are a game changer, and the banks know it
Fintech’s huge customer base here makes it a true competitor to Irish lenders
European stocks give up early gains to close lower
Shares in AIB, for which the Government said it would dispose of a further 5% block, finished off 0.24%
Former PTSB chief Jeremy Masding offers advice on managing crises to SOBs
Irish banking implosion and international bailout of State get fleeting reference in chapter on crisis management in book co-authored by Masding
Revolut’s new savings account: Is it worth switching to the online bank and what are the drawbacks?
Move piles pressure on the domestic banks which offer much lower rates
European markets lose momentum
Pan-European Stoxx 600 index ended 0.2 per cent lower after hitting a one-week low earlier in the session
European markets dip from historic highs
US stocks maintain momentum as Dow Jones breaches 40,000-mark
Buyers of older homes may pay thousands more per year in mortgage repayments
How green is your mortgage? The incentives to buy an A or B rated home are rising, but many cannot get hold of new builds and are left paying more expensive rates
Developer Johnny Ronan’s prime property portfolio seeking €150m
Receivers Grant Thornton launch formal sale of 11 RGRE assets including Bewley’s Grafton Street premises and Connaught House
Brianna Parkins: Is a personal loan the right choice for you?
Unsecured loans can be useful, but be wary of the terms and conditions
Europe stocks flat as energy counters strength in industrials
Investors remain on the look out for any developments in the Middle East after Iran launched retaliatory attack on Israel over the weekend
Hotter-than-expected inflation data sends US stocks lower
Iseq index outperforms its European peers, adding 0.75 per cent
European stocks rise while oil prices slip after recent highs
London’s FTSE 100 recovered some, but not all, of its losses from Friday
Europe’s Stoxx 600 at two-week low in broader market decline
Utilities, retail and telecommunications were the worst-hit sectors, down between 1.6 per cent and 2.2 per cent
Irish banks ‘on track’ for EU instant payments even as survey finds deadlines ‘unrealistic’
EU payment services providers must be capable of receiving payments in less than 10 seconds under legislation from January
Global shares steady ahead of busy week for central banks
Airline Ryanair closed just below the €21 threshold for share option pay-out to Michael O’Leary
Should banks be on the hook for access to cash into the future here?
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
What happens if I take a break from paying my mortgage to give me extra cash?
Mortgage holidays can give you some breathing space when times are tight but, like all holidays, the bill falls due eventually
Former PTSB chief says it’s ‘extraordinary’ he is only individual subjected to tracker mortgage inquiry
David Guinane says he is being asked to account for events that occurred 15 years ago that he cannot remember
Global markets stagnant as investors await news from EU and US central bankers
In Dublin, the ISEQ All Share Index bucked the global trend and finished in the green by close on Monday.
Why did Bank of Ireland shares plummet despite record profits?
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Second day peak for European stocks
Irish index of shares rose 97 points on Friday, with help from gains at Bank of Ireland and AIB
First banker faces inquiry for alleged tracker role as banks still fight compensation cases
Public inquiry into conduct of former PTSB chief executive David Guinane began this week, but tracker scandal is far from over
Former PTSB chief being ‘singled out’ in tracker inquiry, hearing told
Examination to determine whether David Guinane and lender participated in a regulatory breach
European values advance on back of solid earnings data and interest rate-cut hopes
Wall Street subdued after hotter-than-expected producer prices report dampens speculation of imminent interest rate cuts
Man whose wife died falls into arrears after PTSB delays in issuing paperwork
Bank responds to Irish Times query by introducing moratorium on mortgage and backdating it so the mortgage is no longer showing as being in arrears
European markets move higher as Nvidia replaces Alphabet as third most valuable US company
In Dublin, the ISEQ All Share index outperformed European peers, gaining 0.94 per cent
Shares in Europe slip as euro area inflation figures disappoint and Bank of England holds the line
Iseq index finished down 0.6%, weighted down by banks and packaging names
Tesla shares plunge and European markets see no relief from steady interest rates
Euronext Dublin outperformed European peers on a flat day
European shares log weekly declines as investors temper interest rate expectations
Dublin market up slightly with shares of Kerry Group advancing 2 per cent
Flutter propels Iseq into green as global shares advance
Main European indices close higher as rates expectations shift
Markets subdued as rise in inflation dents hopes of early interest rate cuts
In Dublin, the Iseq All Share fell slightly but still performed better than European peers
Bank ‘super profits’ spurred Minister to consider bank levy increase
Minister for Finance wanted charge to raise ‘considerably’ more than €150m of previous years
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