Finance Magazine | Vol: 15 | Issue: 9
Economists believe that Budget should reverse ‘skills tax’
Dealing service wins in stockbroking survey
Market conditions remain stable
EDITORIAL
Quality of democracy is key to Ireland’s future economic prosperity
Buckley defends cuts
Gensec expansion eyes London office
Securities lending operation launched in Ireland
O’Connor to head up National Pension Reserve Fund
Continue supply side policies in Budget and beyond
PRSI u-turn needed in upcoming Budget
Do not reduce Ireland’s competitiveness
Developing a medium term economic framework is key
The election may need a big Budget but the economy needs a small Budget
Allocation of scarce resources
Sort out the PRSI/tax mess
Supply-side emphasis in tax reform should be continued
Hard choices must be made between increasing spending or reducing taxes
Calling for prudence in an uncertain market
Increasing competitiveness should be cornerstone of Budget
Financial services recruitment not suffering
Outlook good for the funds industry in Ireland
O’Hare & Associates fee income up 13p.c.
Staff retention up in slowing market
Ireland remains a vibrant profit centre for international financial services
Steady increase in corporate banking employment opportunities
Variety is attracting staff to international insurance
Remuneration packages continuously improving in the IFSC
Sound future for profession
Evolution in treasury creating recruitment opportunities
The pension revolution continues
Did you overpay?
Faraway taxes are green
Sensible consolidation
Integrating online banking with straight through processing - a vision of banking in the future

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