From Revolut to Money Jar: What are your options among new digital banking players? – The Irish Times
A few weeks ago, UK fintech Monzo officially opened in Ireland, offering its digital banking services to customers…
Finance Ireland’s Billy Kane: ‘We’re always up for sale … that’s the nature of the business’ – The Irish Times
Billy Kane first sensed in late January 2020 that a planned flotation of Finance Ireland might not unfold…
Bank of Ireland plans to delist in UK and offer to buy out small legacy shareholders – The Irish Times
Bank of Ireland plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and offer to buy out thousands…
what can Irish consumers expect from PTSB’s new owner? – The Irish Times
Bawag, founded in 1922, is Austria’s fourth-largest bank by assets. It was bought in 2006 by US investment…
Austrian bank Bawag wins race to buy PTSB for almost €1.62bn – The Irish Times
Austrian banking group Bawag has struck a deal to buy PTSB for almost €1.62 billion, winning out against…
Does it make sense to walk away from my tracker mortgage rate? – The Irish Times
We are looking for advice on switching from a tracker mortgage with AIB to one of their fixed-rate…
Just one in four people has a clear plan for retirement – The Irish Times
Fewer than one in four people has a clear financial plan for their retirement and almost half are…
Two US bidders are in the running to buy Permanent TSB from the State
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What should mortgage borrowers do amid forecasts of interest rate hikes ? – The Irish Times
This year started with an expectation that interest rates would stay steady, or perhaps even edge lower. Three…
Global markets mixed as worries persist Israeli-US war on Iran will go on – The Irish Times
Major global stock indexes were mixed on Tuesday as oil prices extended recent sharp gains and worries persisted…
Monzo raises the stakes for traditional bank customers – The Irish Times
Queues are cool it seems. Whether it’s snaking around the corner from the latest pop-up bakery or filing…
Irish long-term mortgage arrears fall 16% – The Irish Times
Irish long-term mortgage arrears fell 16 per cent last year amid regulatory pressure for lenders to resolve more…