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Watt on Central Bank chief shortlist - Bloomberg

The Secretary General of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform, Robert Watt, is among two final candidates being considered to lead the Central Bank, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
Business • 07 Oct 15

AIB set to name Byrne as new CEO - reports

AIB intends to promote its retail and business unit head Bernard Byrne to become the bank's new chief executive, Bloomberg reports.
Business • 24 Apr 15

Bloomberg outage hits financial, bond markets

Britain postponed a sale of Treasury bills and global bond trading was hit by a power outage at news and market price provider Bloomberg today.
Business • 17 Apr 15

Bank of Ireland CEO looking at possible UK deals

Bank of Ireland may consider "bolt-on" acquisitions in the UK as part of a market consolidation, the bank's chief executive Richie Boucher said.
Business • 26 Mar 15

House price growth to slow to 6%; Bloomberg poll

The pace of house price growth is expected to slow to 6% this year, according to the median forecast of eleven property analysts and real estate agents polled by Bloomberg News.
Business • 30 Jan 15

Ross rules out Permanent TSB investment

US billionaire Wilbur Ross, who made a €500m profit buying shares in Bank of Ireland, has ruled out investing in Permanent TSB Group Holdings.
Business • 18 Nov 14

Eircom advisors mull flotation option

Eircom's advisers have approached some of Europe's largest private-equity firms as it mulls a sale or a return to the stock market, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Business • 11 Jul 14

Permanent TSB set to sell 'non-core' loan books

Permanent TSB Group Holdings has hired Morgan Stanley to sell its commercial property and sub-prime residential mortgage loan books, according to reports.
Business • 25 Jun 14

NAMA planning optional debt payout - report

NAMA plans to make a first optional interest payment on its riskiest securities as the outlook for its commercial property assets improves.
Business • 24 Feb 14

Noonan says 'Ireland now fit for competition'

Finance Minister Michael Noonan has said that the country is now in a much better position as we exit the IMF/EU bailout programme.
Business • 06 Dec 13

Moves to ease tax rules to aid bank profits?

The Government may allow rescued banks to use more of their past losses to cut future tax bills and help them return to profit, a report on Bloomberg says.
Business • 03 Oct 13

Bloomberg puts new trader safeguards in place

Financial data and news company Bloomberg has said it is putting in place new policies and procedures for its journalists.
Business • 21 Aug 13

10 year bond in first half of 2013 - Noonan

Ireland is looking to issue a 10-year bond in the first half of this year, Finance Minister Michael Noonan said today.
Business • 21 Feb 13

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