Bank of Ireland’s CFO to step down, lender blames pay cap
Bank of Ireland has blamed state-imposed curbs on bankers’ pay and bonuses for the announcement that its chief financial officer ...
Read More Almost €1.2 billion worth of mortgages approved in August – BPFI
New figures from Banking and Payments Federation Ireland show that mortgage approvals fell by 9.2% in August following a record ...
Read More Tánaiste confident of pension, tax and welfare packages in Budget 2022
The Tánaiste has told business leaders that he is confident that the Government is in a position to include a ...
Read More Tánaiste signals increase in minimum wage in coming year
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has told the Dáil that there will be an increase in the minimum wage in the coming ...
Read More British Irish Chamber calls for ‘Shared Islands Fund’ to reboot UK-Ireland economic relationship
The British-Irish Chamber of Commerce has called for the establishment of a “Shared Island Fund” to help boost the economic ...
Read More One third of business leaders say Covid has changed required skills sets
Nearly a third of business leaders say the requisite skills and experience on the board of their organisation have changed ...
Read More Donohoe and Yellen hold ‘constructive’ corporate tax talks
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has spoken with the US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen about the current OECD process that ...
Read More More work needed on insurance, legal competition issues – NCPC
Issues around the cost of insurance, legal services and credit have not received the urgent attention required to support competitiveness ...
Read More Continued support needed for tourism sector – minister
The tourism sector will not be “healed overnight” and will continue to need support as recovery continues, Minister Catherine Martin ...
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