Regulator's review highlights many homes under insured A Central Bank review has found many consumers do not have sufficient home insurance in place. Business • 23 Sep
myPOS receives authorisation from Central Bank Fintech myPOS has been granted an Electronic Money Institution authorisation from the Central Bank. Business • 20 Sep
Level of mortgage arrears continue downward trend in Q2 New Central Bank figures show the downward trend in the level of mortgage arrears seen over the past number of years continued during the second … Business • 19 Sep
Danske fined €1.82m for anti-money laundering breaches The Central Bank has reprimanded and fined Danske Bank a total of €1.82m for three breaches of anti-money laundering laws. Business • 15 Sep
Energy crisis relief should be temporary, says Makhlouf The Governor of the Central Bank has said the Government should stick within the parameters already set out for the upcoming Budget and that going … Business • 14 Sep
Mortgage interest rates fall for fourth month in a row New figures from the Central Bank show that the average interest rate on new Irish mortgages in July fell to 2.63%, the fourth fall in … Business • 15 Sep
Central Bank currency exchange services still in place The Central Bank said today that it continues to exchange old Irish pound notes or coins for euro and has no plans to withdraw this … Business • 13 Sep
Man arrested in insider trading probe Detectives from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau have arrested a man for insider trading contrary to the European Union (Market Abuse) Regulations 2016. Business • 13 Sep
Budget should not add to inflationary pressures Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf has urged the Minister for Finance to "limit adding to existing excess demand and inflationary pressures" in the upcoming Budget … Business • 12 Sep
Quarter of Ulster and KBC bank accounts closed so far Just a quarter of Ulster Bank and KBC accounts have been closed since the start of this year, despite intense efforts by the two lenders … Business • 09 Sep
Debit and credit card spending down again in July Spending on debit and credit cards fell in July for the third month in a row, according to figures published today by the Central Bank. Business • 31 Aug
No other bank set to follow ICS move on home loans cap A mortgage adviser has said that no other Irish based bank will follow the lead of ICS Mortgages who announced this week that it will … Business • 12 Aug
Inflation remains at 38-year high of 9.1% in July - CSO Consumer prices rose by 9.1% in the year to July, the same level of inflation as in June, the latest Central Statistics Office figures show … Business • 11 Aug
Irish mortgage rates fall again but still remain high New Central Bank figures show that Ireland continues to have some of the highest mortgage rates in the euro zone, but the gap between rates … Business • 10 Aug
Ulster Bank credit card customers get 6 months' notice Ulster Bank is to begin writing to its 75,000 credit card customers next month to give them six months notice to find a new provider … Business • 09 Aug
Crypto platform Gemini authorised by Central Bank Cryptocurrency platform Gemini has received the first Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) registration from the Central Bank of Ireland. Business • 19 Jul
Ireland still has 2nd highest euro zone mortgage rate The weighted average interest rate on new mortgages in Ireland was 2.73% in May, according to the latest figures from the Central Bank. Business • 13 Jul
Property taxes can reduce house price volatility A study by economists at the Central Bank has found that property taxes can reduce the volatility of house prices. Business • 13 Jul
Why have we a corporation tax bonanza and will it end? You can never have too much of a good thing, or so the saying goes - except it seems if that good thing is corporation … Business • 08 Jul
Will Boris Johnson's resignation affect the UK economy? The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to resign as Conservative party leader but will stay as Prime Minister until a successor is in … Business • 07 Jul
Central Bank warns inflation could peak at over 10% The Central Bank has warned that inflation could peak in the coming months at over 10% but should start to decline after that. Business • 07 Jul
Labour market seeing 'remarkable' recovery after Covid New research from the Central Bank shows that the Irish labour market experienced a "remarkable" recovery from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Business • 01 Jul
Practice of insurance 'price-walking' banned today New Central Bank rules have come into effect today which will ban the practice of so-called "price-walking". Business • 01 Jul
Household deposits drop by €212m in May Household deposits decreased by €212 million in May, following an increase of €1.2 billion in April, according to new figures from the Central Bank. Business • 30 Jun
Central Bank, BPFI, banks meet again ahead of exits Senior executives from the five retail banks along with Banking and Payments Federation Ireland attended a CEO roundtable meeting with the Central Bank yesterday, following … Business • 29 Jun
