News & Analysis
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| Walkers sets up in Dublin
Walkers Group, the international law and management solutions firm, are setting up...
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| Finance Dublin Recruitment Survey: IFSC and NAMA currently offer best job prospects in financial services
A Finance Dublin survey of Ireland’s specialist financial recruitment consultants and headhunters, shows that while the market is still slow and it is still very challenging the majority of recruiters are reporting green shoots. A large contingent say Q4 ‘09 was the best period in over 18 months with most of this positive activity carrying into 2010. These signs of growth are also sprouting up in the IFSC as opposed to domestic financial services say recruiters, that is except for jobs being created by NAMA
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| Berkshire Hathaway unit sets up in Dublin
General Re-New England Asset Management (GR-NEAM), a wholly-owned subsidiary of ...
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| Financial services labour costs most flexible in economy
Financial services has the most flexible labour costs of any sector of the Irish economy, and by some margin, according to...
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| D&B to create 100 jobs in new Irish operation
D&B, FORMERLY DUN & Bradstreet, the world’s leading...
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| Avolon rises on RBS’s ashes
Avolon a new aircraft leasing company, established with Domhnall Slattery as CEO, founder of RBS Aviation Capital...
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| Grants of up to 80 p.c. for financial companies in North
Grants for research & development of up to 80 per cent are being offered by InvestNI to encourage financial services companies to set up, invest and expand...
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| Glas Securities to target Irish sovereign bond market
Glas Securities, has been founded by two IFSC fixed income professionals...
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| Regulation the key for Ireland to grow as a funds domicile
Mike Hartwell qualified as an accountant in his native Australia, spending five years working for Deloitte in Australia, before he moved to Ireland over 15 years ago. He is currently head of investment management at Deloitte
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| Greenstone sets $3bn target for book
Greenstone, a new start up aviation finance company, will have created a $2-3 billion book of business in 2 to 3 years said its chief executive John Slattery.
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