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# Financial Services

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Competition watchdog: 'There's no evidence of a banking cartel in Ireland'
7 Dec 2017
190
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Six years on, a thousand victims of an Irish Ponzi scheme still await compensation
7 Dec 2017
727
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The Irish Stock Exchange is being sold in a deal worth over €130m
29 Nov 2017
566
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Irish insurance brokers could soon be made to reveal their commissions
22 Nov 2017
408
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Dublin loses out on bid to host European Banking Authority after Paris picked out of hat
20 Nov 2017
473
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'Banking is put on a pedestal in Ireland. We need something different'
16 Nov 2017
330
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After putting aside €4m to cover the tracker scandal, KBC now says it'll cost €59m
16 Nov 2017
263
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'There's a lesson to be learned': Push to reveal details of Sugarman bank probe
15 Nov 2017
730
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An Irish arm of a major vulture fund paid just €500 tax on millions in profits last year
15 Nov 2017
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'Banking is put on a pedestal in Ireland. We need something different'
12 Nov 2017
5.8k
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How small firms can avoid getting wiped out in a customer's 'bad debt doomsday'
Mark O'Rourke
9 Nov 2017
2.1k
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Bank of Ireland has found another 6,000 customers overcharged in the tracker scandal
9 Nov 2017
286
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A partnership linked to broadcaster Gay Byrne is being sued for €1.2 million
6 Nov 2017
6.7k
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Ireland's bank bosses warned: Sort out the tracker mess or you'll be in the firing line
3 Nov 2017
190
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The key questions still unanswered about Ireland's tracker mortgage scandal
25 Oct 2017
1.3k
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From 'I don't know what a tracker mortgage is' to the biggest financial scandal of our time
23 Oct 2017
820
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'A dog who won't bark, never mind bite': Central Bank under fire over the tracker scandal
19 Oct 2017
282
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23 people lost their homes because of the tracker mortgage scandal
17 Oct 2017
209
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The mystery of Ireland's 'missing' financial services startups
Gary Leyden
15 Oct 2017
476
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Nearly a decade after its bailout, AIB wants to turn its customers into 'fans'
14 Oct 2017
39.4k
59
'A disgrace and a disaster': Charleville Credit Union has been put into liquidation
13 Oct 2017
1.1k
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Nearly a decade after its bailout, AIB wants to turn its customers into 'fans'
13 Oct 2017
650
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Nearly a decade after its bailout, AIB wants to turn its customers into 'fans'
13 Oct 2017
1.1k
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Why the Irish don't 'do' pensions - and what can be done to change that
Gary Connolly
8 Oct 2017
901
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'I was nervous leaving my job to set up a business. You always have doubts'
28 Sep 2017
801
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Permanent TSB probably won't pay corporate tax for more than 20 years
28 Sep 2017
227
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'I was nervous leaving my job to set up a business. You always have doubts'
27 Sep 2017
989
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AIB strikes a deal to let struggling homeowners rent their own houses
27 Sep 2017
410
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Newbridge Credit Union's directors have escaped bans after a court battle
26 Sep 2017
1.7k
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DAA has been told to pay thousands to workers being moved 30 minutes from a Shannon office
22 Sep 2017
1.7k
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This Dublin startup is heading stateside to rub shoulders with finance's heavy-hitters
21 Sep 2017
825
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Irish banks are at war over mortgage rates - which could be good for consumers
21 Sep 2017
22.4k
33
'It's good for consumers': Irish banks are at war over mortgage rates
20 Sep 2017
5.4k
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The manager of a Credit Union that owed €2m has been banned from senior financial roles
18 Sep 2017
650
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This Dublin startup is heading stateside to rub shoulders with finance's heavy-hitters
16 Sep 2017
1.7k
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A Dublin-based investment fund will pay $687m to victims of fraudster Bernie Madoff
7 Sep 2017
589
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Fenergo has poached a banking boss as it looks to go global from Dublin's docks
7 Sep 2017
816
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Permanent TSB has a plan to help landlords in debt - but no luck for homeowners
6 Sep 2017
221
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Poll: Should caps on bankers' pay and bonuses be lifted?
4 Sep 2017
659
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Permanent TSB has been handed the ECB’s first banking fine – here's why
28 Aug 2017
993
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