The sticky question of how to get things done will be key in this election campaign

So-called bad bank has moved to take direct ownership of certain land ahead of its wind-down next year

Former minister for finance Michael McGrath was told of benefits that abandoned investments could have for charities or State programmes

National Treasury Management Agency boss will oversee two new sovereign wealth funds with aim of capturing and investing windfall tax revenues

IBRC liquidators have paused the sale of two key assets in Kyiv once owned by businessman Seán Quinn

The individual savings account scheme in the UK provides tax-free gains and other benefits from four types of investment

So-called bad bank set to take over remaining Irish Bank Resolution Corporation assets and complete its wind-down by the end of 2025

Ratings agency does not see next government making big change to spending levels

State debt manager completes last planned debt sale before ECB’s expected interest rate cut

Setting aside some windfall tax revenue for essential future spending means the State will be prepared for the challenges ahead

NTMA says value of funds in six companies is under €3m and and says it will keep other investments in region ‘under review’

Decision relates to shareholdings with total value of €2.95m

State fund plans to spend €1bn tackling climate change

The Agency tasked with managing State funding has now sold €4 billion of benchmark bonds this year

State’s debt management agency plans to raise between €6bn and €10bn in long-term debt this year

Rachael Ingle will succeed current NTMA chairwoman Susan Webb, whose term ends on 22 December 2023

Ibec’s podcast sponsorship, Collison’s Abbeyleix charity event, new roles for Altada’s co-founders, NTMA’s land deal in the docks and Digicel’s sports channel in the Caribbean

Debt-management agency has raised €7 billion through the sale of benchmark bonds this year

Minister for Finance Michael McGrath welcomes move and says Government will support ‘valuable conduit’ for exchequer funding

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