Finance Magazine | Vol: 14 | Issue: 3
Irish ‘Pfandbrief’ market proposed by mortgage lenders
Over 60 project financings at Bank of Ireland
‘Earnings no longer enough’
Minister defends DWT decision
AIB's mobile treasury
Finance Dublin Conference final seats
New partners at McCann FitzGerald
Promotion for IACT chair
Internet seminar
Hüber to present First-e case study
Smaller countries diversify portfolios faster - ECB
No gross roll-up for existing business
Euro stimulates M&A growth
A German view on Irish mortgage bond proposal
Investment managers plan gross roll-up products
Financial planning specialty at Grant Thornton
Chairman of Revenue Commissioners to speak at Finance Dublin conference
Irish banks known for excellence worldwide - Hourihan
EDITORIAL
OECD highlights low regulatory burden in Irish economy
House prices: McLoughlin riposte to Slattery
Corporate finance advisers bullish on technology, more cautious on restructuring
Early stage acquisitions and MBOs to dominate in telecoms
Investment managers concentrate on strong fundamentals
Sources of finance for M&A
Apart from telecoms, Irish private companies estimated to be worth nine times earnings
Opinion divided over trigger for restructuring
BT-ESAT most admired deal
International interest in technology and large deals
Irish management ‘risk comfortable’
‘M&A.com’ new name for corporate finance
Critical success factors for international deals
Opportunities and difficulties in ‘Public Take Private’ as solution to undervaluation
Tax rates for land
Property tax incentives
Individualisation arrives
Equity markets and tennis balls
Good theory, little use
Who’s who in Finance: Declan Cantwell, Chief Financial Officer, ebeon
Who's who in Finance: Richard Hayes, Chief Executive Officer, IFG Group plc
Who’s who in Finance: Donal O'Reilly, Finance & Administration Director, Guinness Ireland Group
Who’s who in Finance: R Peter Butler, Director Area Offices, Anglo Irish Bank plc
Wild geese
Acquisitions: synergies must be realised, not assumed
LBOs - funding, sources and cost
‘Value at Risk’ useful, but beware the pitfalls
Beta and the Capital Asset Pricing Model
Already bad at mega-mergers, banks face ‘take-no-prisoners’ newcomers
Dividend witholding tax improved - Revenue

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