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Insights | 06.12.2023
The European Aviation Sector: Up, Up and Away
The European aviation sector has seen a rapid increase in mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with the trend likely to continue as larger airlines consolidate and seek to increase their competitive edge.
Insights | 06.12.2023
Transforming Cargo and Tourism One E-Bike at a Time
With more than 2,000 bikes in operation across multiple territories, Moby Bikes has built a foundation that is ready to expand its offering to more cities and countries.
Insights | 10.11.2023
Ryanair: Continues to Soar Post Pandemic
Anybody who travelled to mainland Europe this summer could see that the post-pandemic tourism recovery is in full swing. John Blake takes a closer look at post pandemic recovery.
Insights | 09.11.2023
Outright Recession Looking Less Likely for World Economy
Leading Economist Alan McQuaid takes a look at the world economy & its performance which, has performed better than what was anticipated.
Insights | 09.11.2023
A Pension is for Life, Not Just for the Pay and File Deadline
Autumn brings with it change: leaves shedding, natures best crayons and the “Pay & File” deadline. Laura Reidy takes you through some options.
Insights | 09.11.2023
Like the Weather, Markets are Hard to Predict
Much like the Irish weather, markets are hard to predict. Tom Reilly looks at the latest forecast from the US and Europe.
Insights | 30.08.2023
Gerard Casey Appointed as New CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland
We are delighted to announce that Gerard Casey has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland, based in Dublin.
Insights | 23.08.2023
Paper Share Certificates: What Happens Now?
Since the beginning of the 16th Century, paper share certificates have been at the forefront of investing. The Dutch East India Company (VOC), established in 1602 was the first company to issue shares to investors in this way.
Insights | 23.08.2023
ESG investing isn’t anything new
ESG investing isn’t anything new, but it has undergone some evolution. What started a few decades ago as a somewhat basic ethical assessment of business activity has matured into a more thorough integration of environmental, social and governance factors through quantitative and qualitative assessments.
Insights | 23.08.2023
Ten Euro Apricots
It was my turn to do the dreaded weekly shop last week and three-quarters of the way around Tesco, I went to the home baking section and reached for the next item on the list: dried apricots.