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Iseq index outperforms its European peers, adding 0.75 per cent

Boeing is one employer where workers are still hesitant to come forward with problems despite impact of safety issues on its corporate reputation

UK lender shifted EU base to Ireland after Brexit referendum

Lender has stopped providing mortgages and personal loans through the UK Post Office

Stocktake: As market historian Professor Paul Marsh bluntly notes, the question today ‘is whether the price is too high; it’s not whether or not it’s a bunch of junk’

Shares slide as lender takes several charges in ‘messy’ final quarter of 2023

UK lender plans to return £3 billion to shareholders

UK lender strikes deal to buy bulk of supermarket’s bank

Ryanair was down 0.5% as the airline gave up some of the 4% gain it made on Monday despite reporting lower profits

Banking licence exploration comes as Barclays considers moving EU hub from Dublin to Paris

Pan-European Stoxx 600 suffers third consecutive day of losses

Central Bank rows back on some aspects of accountability regime

UK bank’s retail division also declined as benefits from higher interest rates wane

Decision could cost banker €22.7m as lender says former boss must now forfeit £17.8m in deferred pay and bonuses on top of £1.8m fine by regulator

CRH marked its last day of trading in Dublin with a 1.5 per cent gain

Seen and Heard: RTÉ ‘background noise’, exports to Russia-linked countries, expected USC cut, ACMS fundraising, bank levy analysis and loans to Press Up subsidiary

Potential move would involve the transfer of a ‘small number of roles’ from the 300 Barclays employees based in Irish capital

Booming consumer business offsets dealmaking slump

Figures pencilled in for 2024 look demanding in the absence of an upside surprise on growth expectations

Latest consumer price data boosts hopes that the Fed could end rate hikes soon

High savings and strong employment data means retail investors have ‘enough ammunition available’ to keep chasing the technology rally

Christine Lagarde tells bank’s annual conference in Portugal that interest rates will need to be higher for longer than previously thought

UK bank to seek sale of media group over almost £1bn in debts owed by Barclay family

Europe’s stock market is more diversified and its leadership broader than the ‘highly concentrated’ US market

UK business gains from rising interest rates and low loan losses help offset weaker showing from investment bank

Percentage of companies beating estimates is the highest in over a decade

Move may quell backlash against bosses over previous support of former chief Jes Staley on alleged links with Jeffrey Epstein

Scandals last year have cost UK bank hundreds of millions in fines and settlements

Assets increase by more than €15 billion to €132.5 billion

Deutsche Bank leads sell off across Europe

Traders in Dublin say Thursday was a ‘day of two halves’ amid late session rally

Turbulence on stock markets once more as investors fear contagion from collapse of Silicon Valley Bank

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Both banks need to answer questions in light of new Epstein allegations

Bank says earnings fell 14 per cent year on year

Hedge funds covering their short bets has been a major driver of the rally

Ireland’s leading shopping street was battered by Covid and online rivals. Big brands are giving it a new lease of life – in return for a financial reset

UK bank lent through bounceback scheme, which has been subject to fraud

Iseq index shed more than 0.8% on Thursday during a low-volume session

CEO says treatment to last 12 to 16 weeks and his prognosis is excellent