C&AG will no longer be Nama’s sole auditor as outside firm to be hired
The State’s Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG) will no longer be sole auditor of Nama’s group entities, with the bad ...
Read More PTSB set to lure suitors with toxic loan book
Permanent TSB will finalise a clean-up strategy for its problems loans, including mortgages, by mid-year, the Irish Independent has learned, ...
Read More Profits fall at financial firm IFG by more than 25pc
Profits before tax at Irish listed financial firm IFG fell by 26pc last year to £6.4m(€7.3m), according to preliminary results ...
Read More ISIF puts €50m into ex-Goldman chiefs’ financial firm fund
A FUND run by former executives at Goldman Sachs has received €50m from the Irish Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF) to ...
Read More Bank of England’s Carney plays down 2.3pc jump in UK inflation
Inflation in the United Kingdom crashed through the Bank of England’s 2pc target last month, pushed up by rising food ...
Read More Irish entrepreneur initiative adds another €5,000 to winnings in hunt for your bright ideas
An initiative that aims to encourage and support Irish entrepreneurs has thrown a little more bait in the pool to ...
Read More Frankfurt in front of Dublin in bid for Nomura
Japanese bank Nomura has narrowed down its hunt for a post-Brexit European subsidiary, with Frankfurt reportedly emerging as the frontrunner ...
Read More Banks ordered to bring in ‘ambitious’ bad loan plans
The European Central Bank (ECB) has said it expects banks with high levels of unpaid loans to submit “ambitious and ...
Read More S&P: Irish banks ‘largely recovered’ from the crash
Irish banks are “largely recovered” from the crash, ratings agency Standard & Poor’s said yesterday. However, “scope for profit growth” ...
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