Sweetened DCC offer fails to win over some top shareholders
Energy Capital Partners and KKR’s total proposal now stands at £67.97 per share – or £5.8bn – in total
Scotiabank Ireland pays $315m dividend to Canadian parent as profits soar
Longest-established Canadian bank in Ireland set up a post-Brexit hub in Dublin
Central Bank to review enforcement regime after scathing High Court judgment
Governor also insists that regulator has acted lawfully in its handling of controversial Israeli bonds
DCC suitors given overnight extension to make bid ahead of agm
KKR and Energy Capital have until 7am on Thursday to bid
Monzo Europe racks up €29m of set-up losses ahead of Irish launch last April
Bank had 100,000 customers on a wait list when it officially launched in the Republic in April
DCC founder calls for ‘CRH-like’ independent ambition as board nears sale deal
US consortium has until 5pm on Wednesday to at least declare firm intention to bid for company
European shares rise on softer US inflation data, Trump backing down on Strait of Hormuz
Dublin bucks trend with slight decline, but Wall Street ahead in early-afternoon trading
A €4m vineyard in Meath and PTC’s Irish tax bill
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Pensions group calls for Irish fund as shift from domestic assets goes ‘too far’
Irish assets account for 3% of €145bn in occupational and private pensions
SYS Financial exceeds €1.1bn assets under advisement with latest deal
Deal-making in the financial advisory business has been gathering pace in recent years
Michael O’Leary’s mega pay-day may hinge on proving Ryanair can thrive without him
Analysts forecasts suggest it will be difficult for O’Leary to hit the profit target laid out in his share options plan
Energia’s new owners appoint Gary McGann as chairman
Takeover completed last month in deal said to be worth about €2.5 billion
DCC under pressure to secure higher price despite doubts over Flavin’s call for 50% more
US private equity consortium has €6.67bn on the table
State-owned companies pay €398m in dividends to exchequer
Figure for last year is a 24% increase on 2024, mainly driven by higher dividends paid by DAA and Eirgrid
CEO pay in Ireland in 2025: One executive earned $237m
Bank bosses all received pay hikes while Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary recently extended his contract with a big package of share options