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Data show Government deficit was €200m in the quarter, down from a surplus of €2.4bn in the previous quarter

Irish regulator is ‘recognised across Europe for supervisory standards’, company says

The Medium Term Fiscal and Structural Plan will promise to cut the growth in day-to-day spending of recent years

As the year comes to an end, many putative home buyers may be wondering should they stick or twist

Decline in arrears has been helped by strength of economy despite threat of global shocks

Strung-out Joyceans will use any excuse for a hit

The notion that investing is exclusive means those who need their money to work hardest are the least likely to benefit from it

Central Bank is required to prepare guidelines setting out how it will address problem

Industry must do more to ensure products are clearly understood if a wider pool of investors is to be attracted

Greenman Fund has activated ‘redemption gate’ after spike in redemption requests during third quarter

Deputies and Senators raise concerns about customer service in neobanks which failed to attend meeting despite being invited

Central Bank said the Halloween effect, with spending on costume hire, was a factor in strong increase in spending on clothing

Revolut, Bunq, N26 and Monzo invited to discuss regulatory oversight of fast-growing so-called neobanks in Irish market

There has been a 43% reduction in lending in real money terms since 2020 despite of a 51% increase in the median cost of a house

Just 44% of adults hold any investments, according to BPFI – although more than three-quarters have savings accounts

Regulator’s report highlights Irish exposure to possible market downturn

Drive to reduce internal barriers is seen as crucial for boosting growth and competitiveness

Central Bank estimates raise questions over our approach to deposits

The ECB is holding rates steady, though borrowers will hope the sale of PTSB introduces new competition to the Irish mortgage market

David Guinane has said he feels ‘scapegoated’ by the Central Bank and is ‘carrying the can’ for failings of PTSB on tracker mortgages

Committee queries why Central Bank allowed Israel bond transfer to Luxembourg

The price of gold has surged by more than 60% this year alone to a succession of record highs as investors and central banks pile in

Borrowing power can be boosted in various ways, including pitching for an exception and using Child Benefit

Regulator had imposed fine of €36,000 on Swilly Mulroy Credit Union

Claims made before public hearing of Workplace Relations Commission for first time

Central Bank’s deputy governor urged insurance companies to pass on the savings to customers

‘Marked rise’ in bogus investment adverts across popular online platforms

Financial services broker has been on the acquisition trail in recent times

Current level of spending is adding to demand at wrong time in economic cycle, think tank says

Government considering proposal to reduce VAT rate on new apartments

Minister for Public Expenditure does not expect increases in universal cost of living payments to be included in plans

New Central Bank lending limits will treble what credit unions can offer in home loans with €5bn funding available

New Central Bank rules will see many credit union stalwarts forced to stand down next year, and volunteers will be needed to replace them

Average rate at the end of July was unchanged from June at 3.6%, new data from the Central Bank shows

Organisers estimate at least 10,000 gathered at US embassy after almost two years of war

Cheer for news that Central bank will not be involved in Israeli bond issue is Ireland’s Pontius Pilate ‘washing of hands’ moment

‘These vital staff are still denied basic entitlements’

The ‘never again’ mantra that followed the crash led to a decade and a half of regulatory reforms

This is likely to be strongly resisted by the regulator

Government unlikely to meet housing target this year, Department of Housing data suggests