Pepper says it hasn’t seen arrears spike that S&P reported among ‘mortgage prisoners’
S&P said in a report last week that 25.7 per cent of Irish reperforming loans held in residential mortgage-backed securities deals were behind in repayments at the end of December
Interpath Ireland launches renewable energy practice with new hire
The firm hires Gary Borland, who had been with KPMG for more than two decades, to lead unit
Allianz Ireland dividends rack up to €300m since pandemic
Second-largest general insurer in the Irish market paid €100 million of dividends to its German parent last year, according to a new filing
Olivier Sarkozy fund hires advisors to look at AA Ireland sale
Seen & Heard: Tourist tax, tariffs script and UK acquisition by Irish logistics company
Can PTSB and Pimco bridge gap on Finance Ireland value to secure a deal?
Lender would be expected to pay more than €300m to get Pimco, M&G and management to bite
Axa Ireland holds off on paying dividends to French parent
Hiatus is first in five years and follows acquisition of Laya Healthcare and subsequent building up of capacity to start underwriting health insurance
Former bonds trader targets gaps in the Irish mortgage market
Núa Money co-founder Fergal O’Leary says there is an opportunity for more players to come into the Irish mortgage market and take market share from the banks
CRH hires New York-based executive Nancy Buese as CFO
Company moved main listing to New York in 2023 with eye on S&P 500
Bank of Ireland fails to block UK case alleging fraudulent lending
The plaintiff, Super Fast Trading Limited, filed its claim against Bank of Ireland in 2023
Kenmare gives former chief Carvill four extra weeks to make bid
Listed miner says that prices for its ilmenite product have stabilised
‘Qualified’ backing for Kingspan chief from investor advisory firm after Grenfell report
Although company not found to be cause of tower block blaze, reputational damage incurred – Institutional Shareholder Services
S&P spots arrears spike among certain Irish ‘mortgage prisoners’
More than one in four loans that had got back on track after previously being in arrears were again behind in their payments at end of 2024
Enet owner cleared to buy BT Ireland’s wholesale fibre business for €22m
Cordiant Digital Infrastructure cleared by competition authority to buy BT unit
Molten Ventures to delist from Dublin amid post-Brexit challenges
State-backed venture capital firm will remain listed in London