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  • May 24, 2022 | ECB warns crypto may pose a risk to financial stability
  • May 25, 2022 | EBRD adds Czech Republic to SME equity research
  • May 23, 2022 | Merck €440m Ireland expansion creates 370 jobs
  • May 23, 2022 | €1bn Ireland-France interconnecter gets approval
  • May 19, 2022 | ECB to force London banks to relocate activity to EU
  • May 18, 2022 | Global debt soars to record high over $305 trillion
  • May 18, 2022 | EU in €210bn plan to replace Russian fossil fuels
  • May 17, 2022 | Allianz to plead guilty, pay $6bln in fraud case
  • May 16, 2022 | German funds take €45bn; assets slip to €4.1 trillion
  • May 16, 2022 | Europe’s largest EV battery recycling plant launches

NEWS May 24, 2022

ECB warns crypto may pose a risk to financial stability

The European Central Bank has warned that crypto-assets “will pose a risk to financial stability” if the present trajectory of growth continues “and if financial institutions…

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EBRD adds Czech Republic to SME equity research


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Merck €440m Ireland expansion creates 370 jobs


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€1bn Ireland-France interconnecter gets approval


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ECB to force London banks to relocate activity to EU


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Global debt soars to record high over $305 trillion


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EU in €210bn plan to replace Russian fossil fuels


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Allianz to plead guilty, pay $6bln in fraud case


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German funds take €45bn; assets slip to €4.1 trillion


NEWS May 16, 2022

Europe’s largest EV battery recycling plant launches

Hydrovolt, a giant battery recycling joint venture between Swedish lithium-ion battery firm Northvolt and Norwegian aluminium maker Norsk Hydro, has started commercial recycling operations at its…


NEWS May 10, 2022

Commission backs €27bn EIB investments worldwide

The European Commission and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have signed a “Guarantee Agreement” through which the Commission will support up to €26.7 billion of EIB…


NEWS May 9, 2022

Hines raises €800m for European property fund

Global real estate firm Hines announced that Hines European Property Partners (HEPP), its new diversified, open-ended “core-plus” property fund focused on key European markets, has…


NEWS May 6, 2022

Sanofi spinoff EuroAPI rises on Euronext Paris debut

Shares of EuroAPI, Sanofi’s pharmaceutical ingredients spinoff, rose on their first trading day on Euronext Paris. The issue price of EuroAPI shares was set at…


NEWS May 4, 2022

Securities lending revenue up 20% to $828m in April

The global securities lending industry generated $828 million in revenue for lenders in April 2022, according to DataLend, the market data service of fintech EquiLend….


NEWS May 2, 2022

Apple hit with EU charge over mobile payments

European Commission antitrust regulators have charged iPhone maker Apple with allegedly restricting rivals’ access to its technology used for mobile wallets. Apple now faces the…


NEWS April 29, 2022

AIB in NatWest talks for €6bn Ulster Bank mortgages

Allied Irish Banks (AIB) announced it is has entered into exclusive discussions with NatWest Group plc for the acquisition of €6 billion of Ulster Bank…


NEWS April 28, 2022

LaSalle, NUMA in €500m urban hotel investment

LaSalle Investment Management said it is launching a €500 million pan-European “urban hotel aggregation strategy” via a strategic partnership with digital hotel operator NUMA Group….


NEWS April 27, 2022

Credit Suisse board changes; McDonagh CEO of EMEA

Credit Suisse Group announced on Wednesday a number of major changes to its executive board and management team — including the appointment of Bank of…


NEWS April 26, 2022

Bank of Ireland CEO quits, with salary cap blamed

Bank of Ireland announced late on Tuesday that Francesca McDonagh has informed the board of Bank of Ireland Group plc of her intention to step…


NEWS April 25, 2022

ECB exec warns of ‘lawless frenzy’ in ‘Ponzi’ crypto

A senior European Central Bank (ECB) official on Monday launched an attack against the $1.3 trillion cryptocurrency market, comparing it to a “Ponzi scheme” and calling…


NEWS April 19, 2022

IMF warns divided blocs a ‘disaster’ for global economy

International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas has warned that a potential new multipolar world — where Europe and the US are in one system…


NEWS April 14, 2022

ECB confirms end of bond buying amid rate rise talk

The European Central Bank (ECB) on Thursday confirmed its plans to end its massive bond-buying stimulus scheme in the third quarter of 2022 — as…


NEWS April 12, 2022

Euro zone banks to tighten corporate credit access

A European Central Bank (ECB) survey showed on Tuesday that Euro zone banks plan to sharply tighten access to corporate credit in the second quarter…


NEWS April 7, 2022

Ireland extends BoI share sale after €532m proceeds

The government of Ireland has extended the sell down of its shares in Bank of Ireland for another six months after raising €532 million since last…


NEWS April 6, 2022

Global government debt to hit $71.6 trillion in 2022

The Janus Henderson Sovereign Debt Index has predicted that total government debt around the world will increase 9.5% to $71.6 trillion in 2022, with the…


NEWS April 4, 2022

Hertz to buy 65,000 Polestar electric vehicles

Hertz announced it will buy up to 65,000 electric vehicles (EVs) over five years from Polestar, the Swedish all-electric car maker controlled by Volvo Car AB and its owner Zhejiang…


NEWS March 31, 2022

Abundant capital pushes M&A valuations to new highs

Global merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in 2022 has recorded a strong start with the number of completed deals valued over $100 million in the…


NEWS March 29, 2022

Bank of Ireland Group makes executive changes

Bank of Ireland Group announced that its chief strategy officer Mark Spain has been appointed group chief financial officer and executive director from March 31. Spain…


NEWS March 28, 2022

Heineken, Carlsberg quit Russia, take financial hits

European brewing giants Heineken and Carlsberg said on Monday they will quit Russia as they join the exodus of Western companies leaving Russia following its invasion of…


NEWS March 28, 2022

ECB extends liquidity for non-euro central banks

The European Central Bank announced it has established or extended liquidity lines with central banks in Poland and four other countries to support them in…


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News Archive

  • ECB warns crypto may pose a risk to financial stability
  • EBRD adds Czech Republic to SME equity research
  • Merck €440m Ireland expansion creates 370 jobs
  • €1bn Ireland-France interconnecter gets approval
  • ECB to force London banks to relocate activity to EU
  • Global debt soars to record high over $305 trillion
  • EU in €210bn plan to replace Russian fossil fuels
  • Allianz to plead guilty, pay $6bln in fraud case
  • German funds take €45bn; assets slip to €4.1 trillion
  • Europe’s largest EV battery recycling plant launches
  • Commission backs €27bn EIB investments worldwide
  • Hines raises €800m for European property fund
  • Sanofi spinoff EuroAPI rises on Euronext Paris debut
  • Securities lending revenue up 20% to $828m in April
  • Apple hit with EU charge over mobile payments
  • AIB in NatWest talks for €6bn Ulster Bank mortgages
  • LaSalle, NUMA in €500m urban hotel investment
  • Credit Suisse board changes; McDonagh CEO of EMEA
  • Bank of Ireland CEO quits, with salary cap blamed
  • ECB exec warns of ‘lawless frenzy’ in ‘Ponzi’ crypto
  • IMF warns divided blocs a ‘disaster’ for global economy
  • ECB confirms end of bond buying amid rate rise talk
  • Euro zone banks to tighten corporate credit access
  • Ireland extends BoI share sale after €532m proceeds
  • Global government debt to hit $71.6 trillion in 2022
  • Hertz to buy 65,000 Polestar electric vehicles
  • Abundant capital pushes M&A valuations to new highs
  • Bank of Ireland Group makes executive changes
  • Heineken, Carlsberg quit Russia, take financial hits
  • ECB extends liquidity for non-euro central banks
  • BlackRock to manage up to $150bn of AIG assets
  • Deutsche Bank to hire wealth fund veteran Slyngstad
  • China has seen ‘unprecedented’ capital outflow – IIF
  • ECB to phase out out easy bank collateral rules
  • Ireland fines BNY Mellon Fund Services €10.8m
  • Worldwide funds net sales exceeded €1 trillion in Q4
  • Credit Suisse board shake up; vice chair Schwan exits
  • Intel outlines €80bn EU semiconductor investment
  • EU approves €2bn more for countries hit by Brexit
  • ECB turns off money taps amid inflation worries
  • Ireland’s GDP rises 13.5% to €428bn
  • Russia stocks dropped by MSCI, FTSE Russell
  • Global company dividends hit record $1.47 trillion
  • Norway’s $1.3 trillion wealth fund exits Russia
  • European equity fund sales surge to record €399bn
  • ECB profit cut to €192m; balance sheet hits €680bn
  • EU orders Hungary to cancel veto on VIG-Aegon deal
  • Eurozone economy has fastest growth in five months
  • EU challenges China at WTO on telecom patents
  • Blackstone bets €21bn on European logistics
  • EU in €43bn move to secure semiconductor supplies
  • Ireland January tax receipts €6.7bn; debt tops €243bn
  • Macquarie buys stake in Dutch green developer EDGE
  • EIB lends €500m to Danish railway for electric trains
  • Koltes steps down at CVC, Europe’s private equity giant
  • Deutsche Bank to pay €700m in dividends, buybacks
  • European property investment hits record €359bn
  • EU raises €2.5bn in its first green bond auction
  • Ireland’s ‘shadow banking’ sector grows to €3.45 trillion
  • Europe dividends to hit record €410bn in 2022 – Allianz
  • Brexit boosts big banks’ Irish balance sheets by €200bn
  • EstateGuru, property financing platform, hits €500m
  • Credit Suisse chair Horta-Osorio quits amid probe
  • Ireland’s €3.5bn bond sale attracts €27bn of orders
  • Nordea Bank hires ex-RBS CEO Hester as chairman
  • Ireland to sell about €3 billion of 10-year bonds
  • Irish property market sees €5.5bn invested in 2021
  • Ryanair flees Frankfurt airport as charges rise
  • SocGen car leasing unit ALD to buy €4.9bn LeasePlan
  • Scotsman Jim Rowan named CEO of Volvo Cars
  • Uniper gets €10bn credit amid gas price volatility
  • Global securities lending revenue up 21% to $9bn
  • CBRE buys $4.9bn of US, European warehouses
  • EIB and Basque bank BBVA invest €960m in SMEs
  • 3G buys 75% stake in Hunter Douglas in $7.1bn deal
  • European fund assets top €31 trillion amid retail push
  • Northvolt makes Europe’s first lithium-ion battery cell
  • EIB creates €772m fund for Italy tourism, regeneration
  • Aker BP agrees $14bn deal for Lundin oil, gas business
  • Ireland to sell part of its 71% stake in €6bn AIB
  • BNP Paribas to sell $16.3bn Bank of the West to BMO
  • European Investment Bank plans €45bn bond sales
  • Adidas announces new €4bn share buyback
  • Abrdn still sees opportunities in European shares
  • Ireland to sell up to €14bn of debt in 2022
  • De Ferrari returns in Credit Suisse executive shake-up
  • Nestlé cuts L’Oréal stake with €8.9bn share sale
  • ARA builds £3bn European real estate portfolio
  • Ireland to receive €920m for Brexit impact
  • Allianz reinsures $35bn of fixed index annuity liabilities
  • EU fines banks €344m for forex spot trading cartel
  • ITA Airways confirms order for 28 Airbus planes
  • Sweden’s Ericsson buys Vonage of US for $6.2bn
  • Brexit blow for UK as Ryanair leaves London exchange
  • Nuveen, Eagle Street, HESTA in $500m Dublin JV
  • Google loses challenge to €2.4bn EU fine
  • Bank of Ireland stake sale extended as €249m raised
  • Novartis to sell $20.7bn stake back to Roche
  • Round Hill and CPP in €1bn student flat investment
  • Ryanair mulls London delisting in another Brexit blow
  • Volvo Cars shares soar 22% on market debut
  • ECB continues buying bonds; leaves rates unchanged
  • Dutch pension ABP to divest €15bn fossil investments
  • Deutsche Bank whistleblower paid $200m reward
  • Danske Bank laundering probe slams ‘deficiencies’
  • EU gets €135bn orders for €12bn green bond
  • Ireland joins OECD international tax agreement
  • Ireland outlines €165bn National Development Plan
  • Qualcomm and SSW Partners buy $4.5bn Veoneer
  • Volvo Cars announces IPO that may value it at $30bn

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