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Can you Zippay me a fiver? Banks enter a new world with a new word
All you need to know about the new instant mobile payments system run by AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB
Oil touches $100 a barrel as shares slide after attacks on Gulf shipping
Middle East war stokes inflation concerns
European shares retreat again as Middle East tensions rattle investors
Iseq All-Share index rises with banking stocks in demand
Rebound in global stock markets gains more steam on hopes of early end to Iran war
Euronext Dublin climbed 2.9%, mostly driven by the Irish banks, but almost every company finished the day in the green
Zippay launch opens new battlefront in war between Revolut and the banks
AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB hope new instant mobile payments system will challenge Revolut
How to invest: What are the risks of leaving your money on deposit?
In the first in our investing series, we look at why Irish people are happy to leave their money in low return bank deposit accounts
Markets dive overnight and banks launch new instant payments service Zippay
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Main Irish banks to launch mobile payments service
Customers of AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB to able to send, request and split payments instantaneously under new system
Banker bonus caps grow more absurd as lenders turn to no-strings share awards
Properly structured performance-related pay would be the carrot to the stick of one of Europe’s toughest executive accountability regimes
Park Developments to build new housing schemes after extending debt facility
Deal, which is an expansion of an existing arrangement, will see funding provided on a half and half basis by Bank of Ireland and AIB
Will the clouds of war rolling in from the Middle east darken the future of Irish banks?
Domestic banks published better-than-expected results this week but events have cast a shadow over growth prospects
€647bn in crime proceeds washed through Europe every year, conference told
National payments convention hosted by BPFI hears about new EU crackdown on money laundering
Markets hit by Middle East unrest and how to get a sports scholarship
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
AI a double-edged sword for Bank of Ireland: good for trimming costs, bad for revenues
Myles O’Grady sees benefits rather than risks from AI, for now
Bank of Ireland chief sees Middle East risks as he targets €3.85bn interest income by 2028
Lender says it will hand €1.2bn to shareholders this year
Davy expands bond desk ahead of expected surge of new debt issuance
Securities firm continues to rebuild bond desk after shuttering it 2021
Nasdaq leads losses in New York as tech rally loses steam
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.5% as the homebuilders enjoyed a surge
Central Bank tells three banks to address access-to-cash shortfalls
BPFI says the institutions ‘are fully committed to providing the relevant ATM and cash service point services as soon as possible’
Romance on the rocks: Valentine’s Day spending on flowers falls 33%
Bank of Ireland data suggests people are showing their love in different ways, with pub and restaurant spending up
Michael Smurfit receives distinguished leader award from The Irish Times
Irish entrepreneur was the driving force behind the global growth of the Smurfit packaging group for decades
Niall Browne of Dawn Meats named The Irish Times Business Person of the Year
Browne led the Waterford-based company to complete a major acquisition in the year
Galway’s Castle Group wins Local Business of the Year award from The Irish Times
The construction group specialises in fitouts and modular construction
Numbers working on-site in Ireland return to pre-pandemic levels for first time, CSO finds
Survey measured 7% decline in ICT work but economists say that ‘doesn’t tally’ with other measures
Markets in London and Europe hit record highs
Euronext Dublin finished the day down 0.15% as food ingredients giant Kerry Group endured another torrid day with investors
Bank of Ireland staff to vote on 4% pay increase
The Financial Services Union said it will ballot its members on the proposals, which include an increase to all bands
Could Simon Harris’s savings scheme for the ‘middle classes’ prove to be a sound investment?
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Banks boost European markets as earnings season continues
The banking sector extended gains from the previous session, rebounding from recent pressure.
Bank of Ireland to exit US leveraged acquisitions business
Move comes after bank took impairment charge against unit last year
Irish market hits positive note as US and Asian holidays slow trading
Euronext Dublin closes 0.7% higher, buoyed by banks and food groups Kerry and Glanbia
Here’s what you need to know about financing a new-build home
Consider Government incentives, mortgage rates and cashback options
US equities hit by slump in tech sector
Kingspan was the busiest company on Euronext Dublin as it finished up 1.9% after more than 71 million shares were traded
Global markets muted amid political turmoil in the UK
Euronext Dublin underperformed international peers as it sank 1.7%, dragged down by the banks and Ryanair
European shares bounce back after dip
Irish market ends week higher as banking shares put in a good performance
Hybrid working: Banks, finance and law firms bring Ireland’s workers back to the office
While many firms have tightened their hybrid work policies, most still recognise the importance of flexibility as a powerful staff retention tool
Sea of red as ‘market rout’ hits Dublin
Standout underperformers were the banks as AIB and Bank of Ireland finished down 4.5% and 5.5% respectively
European shares at record high despite Novo Nordisk tumble
Pan-European Stoxx 600 index hits 618.12 points
Bank of Ireland contactless payments surge to record levels
Scam detection technology using AI and machine learning prevented €9.7m in losses in 2025, bank says
Markets globally rally on Monday while gold and silver prices slide
Fall in oil prices lifts airlines as US president Donald Trump indicates Washington talking to Iran
Banks eye Zippay instant payments launch before St Patrick’s Day
AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB trying to stave off competition from Revolut and others
Gold and other metals prices plunge as rally comes to an end
Irish market ends week on positive note, lifted by gains in banking and travel stocks
Nervousness pervades the Irish jobs market as days of strong multinational sector growth recede
Almost 20,000 more people are out of work last month compared with December 2024
Global shares weighed down by sharp drop for Microsoft
Budget airline Ryanair gave up 0.2% in Dublin as its strong run since reporting quarterly results on Monday came to a halt
Ryanair shares continue to rise in days following strong results
Luxury stocks a drag on European shares
Irish mortgage drawdowns hit post-crash high as values rise in ‘dysfunctional’ market
About €14.5bn worth of home loans issued in 2025, according to banking industry group
Markets rise as geopolitical tensions ease
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.5% mainly on the back of a surge from Bank of Ireland
EU use of ‘bazooka’ in trade war with US would be ‘nasty’ for Irish tech sector - Bank of Ireland
State is currently in the midst of a slowdown with the days of 3% job growth now ‘behind us’, bank says in 2026 outlook
Austria’s Bawag could fund PTSB deal through shares and cash, UBS says
PTSB sale process is known to have attracted Bawag and private equity firms
‘Not a silver bullet’: How new short-term loans might impact the Irish housing market
As Bank of Ireland readies its new product for people trading down, we take a look at the return of bridging finance to the Irish market
Stocks dip as Trump threatens tariffs over Greenland
Banking shares were down with AIB losing 0.7% and Bank of Ireland down just short of 1%
Bank of Ireland data shows Christmas cheer for retailers
ATM withdrawals continue to fall, representing just 13% of overall card spending
Global markets down amid economic uncertainty
The worst performer in Ireland was Cavan-based insulation specialist Kingspan, which finished the day down 3.25%
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