Posted in Employee Management by Cloe Kaser on June 22, 2016
Employee ownership ticks the boxes but is not always the right answer
Not all entrepreneurs are insensitive, venal bullies. Forget the Victorian workhouse conditions favoured by Mike Ashley.
Posted in Credits and Loans by Cloe Kaser on June 7, 2016
Credit Bureau loans boost
THE Irish Credit Bureau has reported a 10.5% increase in revenue for last year, as strong demand for loans increased the volume of credit checks by lenders.
Posted in Credits and Loans by Cloe Kaser on May 23, 2016
Chill — get approved for a loan in minutes
Chill, the insurance broker, is set to launch a online platform that can process loans from €3,000 to €50,000 in one day in a bid to shake up the personal loans market.
Posted in Car Loans by Cloe Kaser on May 7, 2016
Car loans package is ‘too complicated’ to save industry
Credit help for the car industry, which manufacturers consider vital to revive the dire market and to save jobs, may be about to run into a fresh storm of controversy.
Posted in Car Loans by Cloe Kaser on April 24, 2016
Huge jump in borrowers requiring car loans
Car scrappage scheme hailed a success, but concerns that it has encouraged consumers to take on more debt.
Posted in Car Loans by Cloe Kaser on April 14, 2016
PTSB drives expansion into ‘huge’ British car loan market
PTSB is the biggest provider of car finance in Ireland and will this year approve more than €1 billion worth of car loans for the first time, up from the near €900m approved in 2005.
Posted in Business Management by Cloe Kaser on March 31, 2016
BoI shakes up private arm
Bank Of Ireland has completed a shake-up of senior management at its insurance and wealth management business, appointing veteran banker Gabriel Bannigan as managing director of its private banking unit.
Posted in Big Business and Corps by Cloe Kaser on March 20, 2016
May vows to crack down on greed of big business
Theresa May has promised to curb executive pay and install employees on company boards as she signals a break from David Cameron and George Osborne on the economy.
Posted in Financial News by Cloe Kaser on March 8, 2016
Flash advertising will be big business
The next time a giant Big Mac or Coke flashes into your mind when you’re staggering home from the pub, you may not simply have the munchies. And that picture of the model putting on Chanel –
Posted in Banking Sector by Cloe Kaser on February 24, 2016
Bank ‘has no veto’ over London Stock Exchange merger
The government has given its tacit support to the controversial £21 billion merger of the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse, saying that the Bank of England did not have the legal authority to block the deal