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Quality of democracy is key to Ireland’s future economic prosperity	Issue: 09 / 2001
At the Humbert Summer School in Ballina last month Ken O’Brien puts forward the IFSC as a case study of the success of Ireland’s developing democracy.

Remuneration packages continuously improving in the IFSC	Issue: 09 / 2001
Philip Galvin examines remuneration trends over the past 5 years and reflects upon the key concerns of IFSC employers and the associated challenges.

Securities lending operation launched in Ireland	Issue: 09 / 2001
Securities lending is an activity whereby a security is transferred from a lender to a borrower on a temporary basis and eventually returned.

Sensible consolidation	Issue: 09 / 2001
Les Harris CEO of nevada tele.com shares a typical day with us and finds that it is not all doom and gloom in the market for telecoms businesses.

Sort out the PRSI/tax mess	Issue: 09 / 2001
Dan McLaughlin believes that last year’s decision to abolish the ceiling on employers PRSI made little sense.

Sound future for profession	Issue: 09 / 2001
Brian Walsh looks at the outlook for accountants in 2002 and he is cautiously optimistic that the opportunities will remain strong for skilled financial professionals who are flexible and mobile.

Staff retention up in slowing market	Issue: 09 / 2001
Helen Morris looks at the trends in financial services recruitment with and finds that careers in fund administration, e-finance and insurance are the pick of the crop.

Steady increase in corporate banking employment opportunities	Issue: 09 / 2001
Gerry Manning looks at how the diversity of corporate banking allows for varied recruitment opportunities.

Supply-side emphasis in tax reform should be continued	Issue: 09 / 2001
Dermot O’Brien believes that overall budgetary strategy should emphasise supply-side measures within a framework of targeted budget surpluses.

The election may need a big Budget but the economy needs a small Budget	Issue: 09 / 2001
Austin Hughes says the economy needs the Minister to hold a tighter rein than he would like in the upcoming Budget.

The pension revolution continues	Issue: 09 / 2001
The Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2001 has been published. It is the latest, and perhaps final part of the Pensions revolution initiated by Finance Minister Charles McCreevy. Strangely, it is devoid of tax provisions.

Variety is attracting staff to international insurance	Issue: 09 / 2001
Catherine Graham looks at the positive aspects of working in the insurance industry.

A look at share options	Issue: 07 / 2001
The taxation of share options was the hot topic prior to Budget 2001. The Finance Act delivered a proposal (approved share option schemes) that meets no objective other than that of appearing to do something. The taxation of share options should be reviewed from scratch.

Accounting profession faces a period of uncertainty	Issue: 07 / 2001
Peter Carroll examines why the accounting profession is about to enter a period of uncertainty due to the issue of self-regulation.

Avoiding a �€�downtime�€� disaster	Issue: 07 / 2001
Financial services companies need to give time and energy to their data storage systems if they are to avoid major problems says Aidan Higgins.

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