The Finance Dublin Irish Government Debt Clock was set at midnight on June 30th 2009, when it was €65.278 billion. It updates the latest figures for the National Debt of Ireland. The clock is re-set periodically, to reflect changes in debt and deficit estimates from the Dept of Finance, the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA), and independent economists.

The Debt Clock, launched in July 2009, surpassed €85 billion, up from €65 billion in July 2010 and it has shown little sign of moderating in 2010 to date, rising by €8.3 bn since the end of December 2010.

This, as well as recent assessments from the IMF, Moodys and others underlines the advisability of deeper current and capital expenditure cuts than has been advised by the Government and the ESRI, as well as greater efforts than signalled to date to broaden the tax base, currently heavily reliant on PAYE workers, particularly those in higher bands.

Investment Funds Ireland 2011

Investment Funds Ireland 2011, a special report on Ireland's funds industry for the international hedge fund and funds industry is a definitive showcase for Ireland's funds industry targeted to, among others, the global hedge fund and funds industry at a time of opportunity on many fronts.

Awarding financial innovation
The importance of advisory skill and innovation were central qualities in all of the winners in this year’s Deals of the Year. The level of excellence in developing and closing the deals highlights the deep pool of talent in Ireland’s legal and corporate finance advisory community and the will of the leaders behind the growing businesses in trying times.

Corporate Banking & Treasury 2011

The Corporate Banking & Treasury Report Ireland 2011 provides a wealth of ideas on risk management, and funding strategies in the 'perfect storm' as risks to the Euro and uncertainty over sovereign risk makes it an uncertain time for Irish corporates.

The Accountancy Survey 2011

The recovery begins for Ireland’s top accountancy firms as fee incomes level out and stop the falls of the previous two years. The survey also shows the industry has increased employment by 5 per cent and recruitment will grow by 12.5 per cent in the year ahead compared with the year before.

NEW Flash/Page Flipping and Online Yearbook & Directory (click HERE for demo)

The 2011 Edition of the FINANCE DUBLIN Yearbook & Directory of Ireland's International Financial Services is published in both print, and Page Flipping/'Flash' editions. To view the full flash version of the 2011 Yearbook click HERE or on the image to the right. You can search by name, activity, email, phrase and also hear an audio rendition of the entries. The latest edition provides a greater than ever wealth of information about the IFSC and also incorporates the following features: The Finance Dublin 'Year in Review'; a review of all companies in the IFSC and profiles and contact details of the state and industry bodies responsible for promoting, regulating and representing the financial centre; directory entries for companies featuring milestone highlights of their history during the years since they were established.

All finance sectors and the IFSC are covered:
accountancy jobs, funds jobs, banking jobs, legal and compliance jobs, stockbroking and corporate finance jobs, jobs in practice, taxation jobs, financial services jobs, insurance jobs