Court approves repudiation of Norwegian Air leasing contracts

Airline said move was necessary to ensure its survival

Pretax profit falls 64% to $475.6m at Dublin-based unit of Citibank

Citibank Europe directors say business has been affected by pandemic trends

Citigroup loses bid to recover $500m sent to funds by mistake

Law obliges judge to side with recipients in Revlon loan payment case

Creditors accuse Norwegian Air Shuttle of ‘unreasonable pressure’

The airline and four Irish subsidiaries are under High Court protection from creditors while an examiner puts together rescue plan

Enhanced focus on employee mental health and wellbeing ‘here to stay’

Long periods of uncertainty can take their toll on employee engagement, motivation and wellbeing

Diversity and inclusion: How can firms make progress in a pandemic?

‘Harness the power of diverse thoughts and you will gain hugely in terms of creativity’

Making vulnerable groups a priority in a changing workplace

A critical aspect of supporting staff during Covid has been to listen to them as they articulate their changing needs

Landmark IFSC office investment seeks €54m

No 1 Harbourmaster Place is fully let to ‘big four’ accounting giant KPMG until 2026

Citi Europe head sees Irish economy among fastest to bounce back

Bank’s David Livingstone optimistic about recovery for open Irish economy

Remote working proves ‘highly effective’ while providing invaluable insights

In Ireland, 98 per cent of Citibank’s employees have worked from home since mid-March

Citi names Limerick native Cecilia Ronan European unit chief

Ronan remains as country officer for Citi’s business in Ireland

Keywords Studios forecast to increase acquisition spend

Irish gaming group has spent €233m on 37 companies over last five years

Brexit: Citigroup could move more staff from London to Dublin and Frankfurt

Bank said plan depends on how clients react to UK exit from EU

Bank of Ireland names former AIB finance executive as CFO

Myles O’Grady to replace Andrew Keating later this week

Goldman and Morgan Stanley expected to suffer IPO earnings hit

WeWork’s failed listing and weak investment banking likely to weigh in third quarter

Keywords Studios acquires German voiceover specialist for €3.7m

Service provider says revenue rose almost 40 per cent to €153.2 million in first half

Agenda: Is the North’s manufacturing landscape shifting rather than dying?

‘We do have a raft of successful medium-sized ones and a huge amount of successful smaller companies’

Keywords Studios agrees €140m credit facility, posts rise in revenues

Video gaming company reports a 17% rise in first-half group revenues to €146m

‘Really geeked’ about growing eBay in Ireland

Derek Allgood is rolling out the auction website’s retail expansion programme

Citi’s Irish unit takes dividend breather after $1.66bn payments

Citibank Europe’s profit after tax rose to $879m last year from $600m in 2017

Citigroup buys its main Belfast office for £34m

Wall Street giant now employs more than 2,600 people in the city

Johnny Ronan: The ‘sweat equity’ comeback of a flamboyant businessman

The former ward of Nama believes he is back. But there are mixed opinions on his financial renewal

Ireland ‘at forefront’ of planning for when banks fail, SRB chair says

Elke Koenig says Republic is proactive in ensuring that failing banks can be wound down while minimising taxpayer bailouts

Time running out for May as Brexit endgame nears

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Citibank Europe fined €1.33m by Irish Central Bank for manager loan breaches

‘Serious’ errors in reporting of loans to bank affiliates

Former AIB finance executive joins house-builder plotting IPO

Myles O’Grady hired to beef up management team of new company DRes Properties

Irish Stock Exchange’s new owners appoint Mary O’Dea for board

Former regulator quit the Central Bank late last year to join the Institute of Banking

PTSB appoints Citibank’s Ruth Wandhöfer as director

Wandhöfer will take up a position on PTSB board from October

Cecilia Ronan: ‘I could easily have stepped out because of my personal circumstances’

Citi’s new chief country officer says there is a need to create an environment for women to thrive in business

Citigroup’s EU bank in Dublin profits drop 30% in 2017

Reduction in profits partly result of rise in Citibank Europe loan impairment losses

New technology enables disabled people to integrate into workplace

Assistive applications open up mainstream opportunities to people with disabilities

Citigroup names Cecilia Ronan as head of Irish business

Galway native will be in charge of US bank’s 2,500 employees in Republic

Saudi prince released from imprisonment in hotel

Prince Alwaleed had been detained as part of a wide-ranging corruption investigation

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We profile the richest men in the country

Central Bank appoints new registrar of credit unions

Anne Marie McKiernan replaced after becoming Irish representative at the IMF

Avolon chief Dómhnal Slattery in flying form

Aircraft leasing business chief recalls difficulties getting off the ground a decade ago

Investing a lump sum: wait, drip feed or take the plunge?

New research shows waiting for a correction is often profitable but can prove costly

Global bull market is alive and well

Stocktake: Bull market started long before Donald Trump started claiming praise for it

AIB settled Citigroup dispute over Rusnak at fraction of $872m claim

AIB reached settlement with US bank in January 2016 on undisclosed terms

CRH seeks to refinance $650m of debt through bond sale

Moody’s upgrades credit rating on Ireland’s largest publicly-quoted company

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