Hibernia REIT raises €125m in debt from 5 new investors Real estate investment trust Hibernia REIT has raised €125m in debt from five new US investors. Business • 21 May
ESRB warns of threat of more euro zone insolvencies The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) has warned that "the threat of a wave of insolvencies looms large" unless EU member states shift from loan ... Business • 28 Apr
Need for deficit reduction focus post-Covid - Donohoe The Minister for Finance has warned that it is dangerous for a small economy that cannot print its own currency to think that "deficits don't ... Business • 04 Mar
Digicel close to completing $1.6bn debt reduction plan Digicel, the Caribbean, Central American and Asia Pacific based telecoms group founded by businessman Denis O'Brien, will complete its debt reduction process next week. Business • 18 Jun 20
Digicel in talks about possible debt write-downs Digicel, the telecoms group controlled by businessman Denis O'Brien, has said it is in talks with some debtholders about possible debt write-downs. Business • 27 Mar 20
Fitch reaffirms Ireland's rating but warns of risks Ratings agency Fitch has left Ireland's credit rating unchanged at A+ following its latest review, but warns of a range of possible risks to the ... Business • 29 Feb 20
S&P upgrade likely to assist Ireland's borrowing needs A decision by the ratings agency Standard & Poor's to increase Ireland's long-term sovereign credit rating has been welcomed by the Government and the agency ... Business • 30 Nov 19
Households' worth rises despite dip in property values Household's net worth reached a record high in March, according to the Central Bank, while debt levels fell to a near 14-year low. Business • 15 Aug 19
NTMA auctions off €500 million of Treasury Bills The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has sold a new tranche of Irish Treasury Bills, worth €500 million, by auction. Business • 14 Mar 19
Digicel agrees new deal with its bond holders Telecommunications group Digicel has agreed a deal with its bond holders that will see $1.9 billion of debt mature two years later than previously planned. Business • 19 Dec 18
Making your credit card work for you Credit cards can have a bad reputation as a symbol of financial irresponsibility, but they can be an asset if used correctly. Business • 07 Aug 18
Flirting with default, Venezuela vows debt payment Venezuela's cash-strapped government has vowed it was making debt payments responsibly, despite two ratings agencies declaring partial default on a crippling debt load that has ... Business • 15 Nov 17
PAC told there is 'nothing in rainy day fund yet' Officials at the Department of Finance have said there is currently no money in the "rainy day fund," the establishment of which was announced in ... Ireland • 06 Jul 17
Tullow pays down debt, raises profit in H1 Exploration company Tullow Oil reduced debt in the first half of the year and reported a rise in gross profit under new CEO Paul McDade. Business • 28 Jun 17
Households continue to be net funders of banking Irish households continued to be net funders of the banking system here for the seventh consecutive month in November, new figures from the Central Bank ... Business • 30 Dec 16
Monte dei Paschi to issue €15bn of debt in 2017 Italy's Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, which is being bailed out by the state, plans to issue €15 billion of debt next year to ... Business • 30 Dec 16
Applications for debt relief soar by 102% in Q3 The Insolvency Service of Ireland's third quarter statistical report shows continued growth in new applications for debt relief. Business • 17 Oct 16
New debt-to-GDP target of 45% announced The Government will aim for a debt-to-GDP ratio of 45% within the next decade, according to the Minister for Finance, ahead of the requirements of ... Budget 2017 • 11 Oct 16
NTMA to hold two more bond auctions this year The National Treasury Management Agency said it will hold two more bond auctions this year as it seeks to further fund the state during 2017 ... Business • 03 Oct 16
PTSB raises €500m of five-year debt at 0.25% Permanent TSB has raised €500m of five-year debt at a cost of approximately 0.25%. Business • 28 Sep 16
Analysis: The Governor writes... You wouldn't expect the Governor of the Central Bank to recommend the Government does something wacky in the Budget, and in his pre-budget letter to ... Business • 06 Sep 16
Irish households fourth most indebted in EU Irish households fell from being the third most indebted in the European Union to fourth during the first three months of the year. Business • 18 Aug 16
NTMA issues warning in wake of Brexit vote The State body that manages Ireland's borrowings has sounded a warning note today in the wake of the Brexit vote and it cautioned the country's ... Business • 14 Jul 16
Government deficit falls to 2.3% of GDP in 2015 New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the headline General Government Deficit last year fell to 2.3% of GDP from 3.8% in 2014. Business • 20 Apr 16
NTMA sells €750m of 10-year bonds at 0.817% The National Treasury Management Agency has sold €750m of 2026 bonds at its second auction of the year at a yield of 0.817%. Business • 14 Apr 16
