Lender Dilosk snaps up performing loan portfolio valued around €60m
Specialist lender Dilosk has swooped on a portfolio of performing loans in a move aimed at increasing the fledgling firm’s toehold in the market.
Read MoreSpecialist lender Dilosk has swooped on a portfolio of performing loans in a move aimed at increasing the fledgling firm’s toehold in the market.
Read MoreCanary Wharf Group is mulling a sale of its stake in one of the City of London’s most recognisable buildings, according to reports.
Read MoreAn ebullient Paul Coulson has insisted that the Ardagh packaging giant he helped to create is only halfway through what he described as a “phenomenal adventure” following its New York Stock Exchange flotation yesterday that valued the group at about $5.2bn (€4.88bn) after its shares surged 18pc.
Read MoreTrade unions have called for major reform of how the pay of executives is set in quoted companies and semi-states.
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Read MoreIreland fears some rival countries are using lower regulatory standards to lure financial jobs moving as a result of Brexit.
Read MoreA new report from Savills on Ireland’s property investment market has revealed that 1.1 million sq m (11.84 million sq ft) of modern office space has changed hands in Dublin since the beginning of 2013 – equivalent to one-third of Dublin’s entire office stock.
Read MoreNEW mortgage lending has exceeded the amount of money being paid off existing home loans for the first time in seven years. Lending for house purchases rose by a net €27m in the last three months of last year. It was the first net increase in mortgage lending since the end of 2009.
Read MoreIreland looks set to remain the best-performing economy in the eurozone for a fourth year in a row, despite escalating fears over Brexit.
Read MoreIceland’s finance ministry said yesterday that in the coming week it would lift the remaining capital controls that have been in place since the financial crisis in 2008, easing restrictions on households and businesses.
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