EU reaches agreement on strengthened protections against online payment fraud
European Union negotiators have reached a provisional agreement on a new framework aimed at reducing online payment fraud and improving ...
Read More Fiscal Watchdog Warns Government Against Short-Term Budgeting
Ireland’s independent fiscal watchdog has raised concerns about the Government’s current approach to public spending, cautioning that a growing reliance ...
Read More Survey Warns Criminals Are Outpacing Businesses and Regulators in Use of AI
A new survey of Ireland’s compliance community suggests that criminal groups are moving far more quickly than businesses or regulators ...
Read More Uisce Éireann Fined €20 Million for Falling Short on Leakage Reduction Targets
Ireland’s water regulator has issued a significant financial penalty to Uisce Éireann after the utility failed to meet a key ...
Read More Bank of Ireland announces pilot loan to help homeowners trade down
Bank of Ireland has outlined a new lending initiative that aims to make it easier for homeowners who wish to ...
Read More Fiscal watchdog warns Government over short-term budgeting and rising expenditure
Ireland’s independent fiscal watchdog has raised concerns about the Government’s current approach to managing the public finances. The Irish Fiscal ...
Read More Sole Applicants Now Account for Almost One Third of First Time Buyer Mortgages, New BPFI Analysis Shows
A growing share of first time buyers are securing mortgages on their own, according to new data from the Banking ...
Read More Concerns Raised Over Employers Attempting to Undermine New Pension Auto Enrolment Scheme
The Department of Social Protection has issued a warning following reports that some employers are attempting to sidestep the new ...
Read More New ‘Access to Cash’ Law Takes Effect to Protect ATM Availability Nationwide
A new law designed to safeguard public access to cash is set to come into force this week, placing a ...
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