Davy apologises: 'deeply regrets shortcomings' The Board of Davy has issued a public statement in response to yesterday's €4.13million fine by the Central Bank for breaking market rules on conflicts ... Business • 14 hrs
Central Bank fines Davy €4.1m for breaking market rules The Central Bank has fined stockbroker Davy €4.13m for breaching market rules in relation to a transaction involving the broker's own staff. Business • 02 Mar
Bank card spending falls sharply during latest lockdown Spending on debit and credit cards tumbled by 33% month on month in January when the economy returned to a strict lockdown following a brief ... Business • 25 Feb
Income supports mitigated impact of Covid on incomes Joint research by the Central Bank and the Central Statistics Office has found that without the PUP and wage subsidies, household incomes would have fallen ... Business • 23 Feb
Mortgage lending rules keep house inflation down - ESRI New research by the ESRI has found evidence that mortgage lending rules put in place by the Central Bank six years ago have helped keep ... Business • 23 Feb
New Alternative Investment Funds rules being considered The Central Bank is considering new regulations to govern how the commercial property investment market is regulated here. Business • 22 Feb
Central Bank expects 'speedy' resolution of claims The Central Bank has contacted a number of insurers on resolving relevant business interruption claims in a 'proactive and speedy' manner. Business • 17 Feb
Plan to put finances back on sustainable footing call The Governor of the Central Bank has said there is a connection between the high levels of capital and high solvency ratios at Irish banks ... Business • 16 Feb
Central Bank boss warns insurance firms on claims The Governor of the Central Bank, Gabriel Makhlouf, has sent a strong message to insurance companies involved in disputes with customers over business disruption policies. Business • 11 Feb
Ireland has second highest mortgage rates in euro area Ireland had the second highest mortgage interest rates across the euro area in December, coming only after Greece, new figures from the Central Bank show. Business • 10 Feb
Central Bank report outlines risks to securities market Firms involved in the securities market must be prepared for the impact of external shocks, the Central Bank has warned. Business • 08 Feb
Savings continue to rise as debt levels fall - bank Household savings continue to rise and debt levels continue to fall, according to the latest figures from the Central Bank. Business • 02 Feb
Central Bank opens new Beneficial Ownership Register The Central Bank has opened its Beneficial Ownership Register to make available information on the owners of certain types of investments and funds. Business • 01 Feb
Household savings hit record level of €125 billion Savers amassed an extra €14.2 billion in deposit accounts last year, according to the latest figures from the Central Bank. Business • 29 Jan
Central Bank fines Keystone Insurance for code breaches The Central Bank has reprimanded and fined Keystone Insurance a total of €41,385 for overcharging customers and providing "unclear" communication on fees to customers. Business • 28 Jan
Growth figures masking devastating stories - Makhlouf Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf has said he believes the economy could recover strongly later this year with a "potential surge in demand in the ... Business • 25 Jan
Vaccine roll-out key to economic growth - Central Bank The Central Bank has forecast that growth in the economy will pick up in the second half of this year, if there is a successful ... Business • 22 Jan
Irish mortgage interest rates highest in euro zone Ireland and Greece had the joint highest mortgage interest rates across the euro area in November, new figures from the Central Bank show. Business • 13 Jan
E-commerce spending reaches record high in November Spending in the economy recovered in November and a new record for e-commerce was reached, according to new figures from the Central Bank. Business • 06 Jan
Household deposits at record €124 billion in November New Central Bank figures show that Irish consumers continued to save in November as the impact of Covid-19 continued to hit people's chances and willingness ... Business • 06 Jan
Central Bank warns Brexit may bring some disruption The Central Bank has warned that Irish creditors with direct debits in place for UK customers may need to provide their banks with additional information ... Business • 01 Jan
Business 2020: Banks grapple with crises new and old The ghosts of economic crises past continued to haunt Ireland's banks this year - all while they juggled with the implications of a new one. Business • 30 Dec 20
Savings and loans gap a challenge for credit unions There was a 7% increase in total savings in the country's credit unions in the year to the end of September, according to the Central ... Business • 17 Dec 20
Third quarter mortgage arrears fall on Covid-19 breaks The number of homeowners in mortgage arrears for more than 90 days fell to 5.4% at the end of September from 5.6% three months earlier, ... Business • 17 Dec 20
Central Bank finds anti-money laundering policy fails The Central Bank has found an overall lack of compliance among financial firms with anti-money laundering and terrorist financing obligations. Business • 16 Dec 20
