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Analysis
Booming US private placement market gives Irish companies opportunities to access long term funding
Record demand from US investors in the private placement market, where, last...
Internationalisation of the Renminbi an opportunity for IFSC banks to develop services supporting greater trade relationships with China
Citi's CATHAL O'DALY looks at the internationalisation of the Chinese...
A finance background helps women get boardroom positions says ACCA report: "Women in finance; a springboard to corporate board positions?"
A report commissioned by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants...
Impact of Promissory Note replacement with sovereign debt
Impact of Promissory Note replacement with sovereign debt ...
NTMA raises approximately a quarter of 2013 target funding in Syndicated Tap of 2017 bond, at 3.3 p.c. effectively marking the end of Ireland's lockout from bond markets
January 8th:The funds were raised at a yield of 3.316 per cent.
European SE company structure can cut down a group’s regulatory complexity
The Societas Europaea (SE) company structure has been a feature of European...
Bank of Ireland raises €250 million in subordinated bonds, in first junior debt issuance by an Irish bank since the credit crisis began
12th December: In the first issuance of subordinated debt by an...
AIB's €500 m covered bonds further evidence of stabilisation of Irish debt markets
November 29th: The Secretary General of the Department of...
Central Bank signals willingness to consider opening of non-EU headquartered bank branches in Ireland, in significant shift signalled in interview with Finance Dublin
November 19th: The Financial Regulator, Matthew Elderfield, has...
Top twenty Irish accountancy firms return to growth for the first time since 2008 with 3.3 p.c. rise in total fees - Finance Dublin survey
Nov 19th: Ireland’s accountancy industry has turned the...
Credit rating agency Fitch has adjusted its outlook for Ireland from "negative" to "stable", in the first credit rating agency upgrade since Ireland's IMF bailout
November 14th: A spokesman for Ireland's National Treasury...
Bank of Ireland raises €1 billion of 3 year un-guaranteed secured covered bonds in its first public benchmark transaction since October 2010
November 13th: In the first benchmark-size euro denominated...
The 8 category winners in the Finance Dublin Deals of the Year Awards 2013 announced
The eight category winners in the Finance Dublin Deals of the Year...
An agenda for creating a successful corporate cash, and liquidity, culture
Jimmy Doyle considers how corporates can create a successful ‘cash...
Contingency plans for financial contracts in the case of a counter party’s country exiting EMU
James Richards outlines the issues that a contracting party should be aware...
Taoiseach launches 25th Anniversary edition of the Finance Dublin Yearbook 2012
 
IFSC jobs total reaches record high as employment hits 25,235
THE NINTH annual survey of employment in IFSC companies by Finance...
The KPMG Tax Monitor: The FTT: how companies in non FTT zone member states such as Ireland need to prepare
In February, the European Commission published revised proposals for a...
Deloitte Financial Reporting Brief: A New Impairment Model - Does it measure up?
The IASB has published its Exposure Draft of proposals on impairment of...
Events & Conference Diary
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The Finance Dublin Debt Clock

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.

Special Reports

Special Report: Ireland: Aviation Finance Hub

Ireland: Aviation Finance Hub

The Special Report Ireland: International Aviation Finance Hub will be the first truly in depth published profile of Ireland as an aircraft finance hub, and it will describe in detail Ireland's evolution into today's unique jurisdiction for aircraft financing, portraying the richness of its aviation financing heritage, its world leading players, financing attractions, and the can-do attitude of its Government, companies, and key players.



Special Reports

Finance Dublin Yearbook & Directory 2013

Finance Dublin Yearbook 2013

The 2013 Edition of the FINANCE DUBLIN Yearbook & Directory of Ireland's International Financial Services is published in both print, and Page Flipping/'Flash' editions. The Yearbook is Finance Dublin's annual Review & Outlook edition, in which the IFSC community reviews the events and progress of sectors in the past year, and which provides an assessment of the outlook for 2013. This year we have added a new sectoral outlook, for aviation finance, to add to the overall IFSC overview features, and the annual review and outlook surveys of banking/asset management, investment funds, and insurance.

Deals of the Year Awards

The winners in this year's Finance Dublin Deals of the Year unearth a number of themes in effect in corporate Ireland. Reading between the lines one can see that the recovery in the economy continues and also how Ireland's leading corporates continue to navigate through a difficult funding environment by successfully raising finance both through the capital markets and through commercial lending.

Investment Funds Ireland

Investment Funds Ireland 2012, 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.

Corporate Banking GuideCorporate Banking Ireland 2012

The Corporate Banking & Treasury Report provides a fund 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.

Annual Accountancy SurveyAccountancy Survey

Ireland’s accountancy industry has turned the corner, with the top twenty firms by fee income reporting the first rise in fee income since 2008, a solid 3.3 per cent growth, as productivity and employment also show increases, according to the 26th annual Finance Dublin - Finance Magazine Survey of Fee Income in Ireland’s Accountancy Firms.


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