Greystar buys Dublin student housing scheme for around €150m
Acquisition of Michael O’Flynn-developed Point Campus scheme marks the largest residential property deal of 2024
Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank reports higher than expected profits
Bank had halted plans for share buybacks after taking €1.3bn litigation charge, prompting investor concerns
Grant Thornton Ireland hires advisers amid possible merger with US firm
Irish accounting firm undertakes strategic review with Deutsche Bank hired to advise on its options
Post-Brexit EU hub Numis set-up in Dublin to be wound down after Deutsche takeover
It is understood that most staff are being offered an opportunity to be redeployed
Global markets subdued in short trading week as investors await US inflation data
In Ireland, the ISEQ All Share Index had a weaker performance than its European counterparts
Shares in Europe slip as euro area inflation figures disappoint and Bank of England holds the line
Iseq index finished down 0.6%, weighted down by banks and packaging names
Deutsche Bank pledges to boost dividend and cut jobs
Germany’s biggest bank plans to lift shareholder returns even as quarterly profits slide
Shares sink as workers push for a greater share of the pie
Labour costs account for 76% of company costs, so strikes could lead to lower profit margins
Deutsche Bank traders beat estimates as expense headwinds build
Earnings are latest sign of German bank’s recovery
European central banks could speed up bond sales, economists claim
Vast bond portfolios bought via quantitative easing under scrutiny
Why dividend yield at Coulson’s Ardagh Metal is safer than market fears
Share price slump of beverage can marker since it floated two years ago leaves its dividend yield at eyewatering 11%
JPMorgan to pay $290mn to settle Epstein accusers’ lawsuit
Bank still faces similar allegations by US Virgin Islands in separate legal challenge
Deutsche Bank pays up to €69m to settle lawsuit from Jeffrey Epstein accusers
Agreement draws line under one of three complaints targeting lenders to late sex offender
European shares rebound as banking jitters ebb on SVB deal
Sense of calm returns to markets following a week of turbulence
Deutsche Bank leads modest rebound for European banking stocks
Benchmark indices rise as investors hope interest rates have peaked
EU leaders spooked by plunge in bank shares
Paschal Donohoe urges leaders to push ahead with legislation to create cross-border EU banking industry
The price of a mistake by the ECB in raising rates would be high
Cliff Taylor: Communication to the market from central banks and governments is now vital, as are actions to deal with any problems that emerge
Deutsche Bank leads slide in European bank shares
German lender falls 12% as concerns over impact of rate rises linger
N26 head of risk quits in escalating leadership crisis
Fintech start-up loses Thomas Grosse while scrambling to improve anti-money laundering controls
Deutsche Bank’s regulators criticize its internal probe
Rebuke is latest in a long series of complaints directed at the lender over a perceived failure to improve systems
Upbeat growth forecasts lift European stocks
Iseq index adds 1.2% with all sectors in the green bar housebuilding
Deutsche forex mis-selling inquiry finds staff acted in ‘bad faith’ for years
Bank has paid tens of millions of euro in compensation to affected clients in Spain and still faces €500m claim
Easing of Irish banker pay limits will add to lenders’ costs, S&P says
Deutsche Bank estimates the three remaining Irish banks will see their total income rise to €8.45 billion in 2024 from €6.25 billion this year, amid rising interest rates
European banks’ bumper quarter raises prospect of windfall taxes
Deutsche Bank posts one of its highest profits since before financial crisis
Deutsche Bank lifts outlook after traders Beat Wall Street
Lender continues turnaround under Christian Sewing
Stockwatch: Few investors think stocks have bottomed
Most thinks lows won’t be reached until next year, but there’s potential for a large bounce if the US avoids a recession
Time to call a truce in the ‘war for talent’
The fetishisation of stars can glorify incompetent bullies while ignoring the work of organisations and teams
Irish bank shares could double over ECB rate hike, Deutsche says
Institutions set to be among main winners from fight against inflation
German police raid DWS and Deutsche Bank over greenwashing allegations
Asset manager accused of misleading investors about ESG factors in its financial products
Cerberus collected €113m last year from Irish loans it bought after the 2008 crash
Figures emerge in documents filed with the companies office for three Cerberus entities
‘Everything rally’ turns ugly as markets fret central banks will choke activity
Great unknown hanging over markets is how long the war in Ukraine will last
European stocks hit two-month lows as travel and tech fall
Investors remain uneasy as they await US inflation data due later in week
European shares rise as mining and oil stocks lead gains
Bank of Ireland, Deutsche Bank and Spotify among the fallers
Property firm Blackpool Developments faces liquidation at creditors’ meeting
Company sold Blackpool Shopping Centre in Cork in 2014 to clear liabilities to Nama
Scandal-hit Credit Suisse has reasons to be glad this year’s AGM is again virtual
Bank faces a monumental struggle to restore its reputation as the pressure mounts
European stocks fall as healthcare and banking sectors suffer losses
Deutsche Bank slumps after stake sale
Smurfit Kappa to exit Russia as war in Ukraine enters sixth week
Paper products company has 800 employees in the country
Window closes on European markets’ worst trading quarter in two years
Energy costs continue to weigh on building material and airline shares
European stocks set for biggest quarterly drop since 2020
Oil prices plunge as US considers release of 180m barrels from strategic reserves
Stocktake: Rate hikes may hurt US economy
Rates must rise, but chasing inflation is a tricky and potentially painful business
Stocktake: Investors grapple with stagflation and nuclear risk
Energy prices nose-dived later in the week but uncertainty remains elevated
Francesco Ceccato, Barclays Europe’s CEO: On deals, regulation and choosing Dublin
Brexit prompted Barclays to chose Republic as its EU base
Eastpoint Business Park office block at €12.5m offers 6.72% yield
Dublin docklands investment is 73% let and generating €923,517 in annual rental income
‘Over the last 10 years we have seen major changes in regulatory reporting’
Funds industry case study: Sonia Howard, tax director of BDO
‘Pretty much every conversation with a client now has an ESG element’
Case study: LGIM CEO Eve Finn says Brexit prompted a change in strategy for Ireland
Stocktake: Markets more worried by ‘war on inflation’ than Ukraine
History shows stocks usually take geopolitical events in their stride
How did housing become one of the most divisive issues on the planet?
From Europe to the US and Asia, young people are priced out and feeling left behind
Irish banks among winners from ‘expected 1.5%’ ECB rate hikes, Deutsche Bank says
Institutions’ earnings are more dependent on interest from loans than most of their European counterparts
European shares rise after Federal Reserve signal on interest rates
Diageo gains on strong results, while Tesla drops
Stocktake: Technology stocks take a beating
Allocations to technology stocks have fallen to lowest levels in 13 years
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