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New Central Bank research has found that one third of all farms are classified as 'economically vulnerable'

One third of Irish farms 'economically vulnerable'

Business / 17 Sep

The proportion of homeowners in arrears for more than three months remained at an eight-year-low of 6% at the end of June

Buy-to-let arrears rise for second quarter in a row

Business / 12 Sep

US firm Salesforce agreed the largest ever single letting of 430,000 sq ft for their new campus in the north Docklands

No-deal Brexit could put more pressure on office rents

Business / 11 Sep

Ed Sibley, the Central Bank's deputy governor, is confident no-deal preparations were in place across the international financial services sector here

Central Bank's Brexit authorisations top 100

Business / 03 Sep

The Central Bank of Ireland

'Reduce national debt with any corporate tax windfall'

Business / 28 Aug

Debit cards make up the vast majority of cards in issue in Ireland - and accounted for almost 85% of all spending

Card spending continued to rise in second quarter

Business / 21 Aug

The insurance industry faces many challenges at the moment

Regulator pledges "intrusive supervision" of insurers

Business / 16 Aug

Gabriel Makhlouf is due to take up his role at the Central Bank of Ireland in September

Central Bank boss says he agrees with probe findings

Business / 07 Aug

The Central Bank has warned that Irish exports would be hit by a weak UK economy

110,000 fewer jobs after no-deal Brexit - Central Bank

Business / 31 Jul

The Central Bank has warned that fraudsters are increasingly using legitimate firms' details to add an air of legitimacy to their fraud

Unauthorised investment firm cloned details

Business / 30 Jul

59 UK-registered firms are active in the Irish insurance industry, the Central Bank has said

Concern over impact of Brexit on insurance sector

Business / 23 Jul

UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities) are investment funds regulated by the European Union

Central Bank review of UCITS funds found poor controls

Business / 18 Jul

Banks paid out €683m in redress, compensation and costs to 40,100 customers

99 homes lost due to tracker controversy - Central Bank

Business / 16 Jul

The Central Bank's first Financial Stability Review outlines key risks facing the financial system

Disorderly Brexit biggest risk to financial stability

Brexit / 12 Jul

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe approves request from Central Bank for new buffer for banks

Activation of systemic risk buffer for banks approved

Business / 11 Jul

Wells Fargo Bank International Unlimited Company (WFBI) slapped with Central Bank fine of €5.88m

Central Bank fines Wells Fargo's Irish subsidiary €5.8m

Business / 05 Jul

Incoming Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf

Incoming Central Bank Governor to be paid €286,790

Business / 04 Jul

Irish Nationwide Building Society

INBS had no risk policy for profit-share loans: inquiry

Business / 03 Jul

Irish Nationwide inquity to resume despite the unavailability of the society's former chief executive Michael Fingleton

Irish Nationwide inquiry to resume tomorrow

Business / 02 Jul

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says he is monitoring the changes in the markets

Donohoe says still intends to sell off bank stakes

Business / 01 Jul

Central Bank takes first enforcement action against a fund administration firm in relation to outsourcing failures

Central Bank fines JPMAS €1.6m for regulatory failings

Business / 26 Jun

The Central Bank said the number of consumers switching current accounts fell to 1,542 in the second half of last year

Current account switches hit five year low

Business / 20 Jun

Paschal Donohoe said the Central Bank will have additional powers to make fines and impose sanctions on an individual level

Bankers to be held personally responsible under new law

Business / 19 Jun

Household deposits grew by €1.8 billion in the first three months of this year

Household deposits see biggest increase since 2008

Business / 18 Jun

The average interest rate on all new mortgages issued here in April stood at 3.03%, second only to Greek mortgage rates

Irish mortgage rates still second highest in euro area

Business / 14 Jun

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