I was watching 'The future of capitalism' on CNBC and was impressed with some of the commentary, the people around the table were a sel...

I am not about to say the Luas isn't great, having used the service several times I find it to be more efficient than the Dart or bus a...

Bank of Scotland recently announced that no longer will support an applicant seeking to borrow 90% for a newly constructed, or second h...

On Wednesday there was a conference in Trinity College Dublin called 'Irish economic policy for the crisis: What next?'. This post is v...

The second session was chaired by John McHale now of NUIG, formerly of Queens University Canada, who I have emailed back and forth wit...

Tom Keene from Bloomberg talks about the yield curve and some of the spreads that we are seeing in the current market, as well as that ...

Research carried out by Nottingham Business School has shown that Brokers are the most trustworthy group of financial advisers. The pos...

Banks are restricting credit, in a market economy rationing is generally a mistake, but at the same time they can't come out and say 'w...

'Value for the taxpayer' is the most common line I hear in defence of nationalisation, and inside I laugh every time I hear this line, ...

There are winners and losers in every rate cut, so literally somebody, somewhere loses out every time, this can be the bank, a borrower...

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