Ian Kehoe is a Co-Founder at The Currency. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, law and legal affairs, and technology, with a particular focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and the housing market. Ian's insights and expertise have been featured in The Currency and IMAGE Media.
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By: Ian Kehoe
Restructuring experts say Scarp offers distressed SMEs an affordable route back to viability. The data suggests it works – but with only a handful of companies using it each year, questions remain over whether the process is fit for purpose.
By: Ian Kehoe
This weekend, Nama is finally being shuttered, 17 years after it was incorporated. Its advocates point to its final financial surplus, while critics look at its role in the housing crisis. How should it be judged?
By: Ian Kehoe
As global uncertainty intensifies, PwC economist Ciarán Nevin explains why Ireland is entering a slower, steadier phase – and why businesses need to prepare for a world where adaptability matters more than forecasts.
By: Ian Kehoe
Mayo's All-Ireland triumph was built on resilience. So too was the revival of Elverys, the retailer that has sponsored the county for decades.
By: Ian Kehoe
If the liquidation was subdued, almost understated, the opening was anything but. On September 8, 2005, a string of Irish fashionistas, television personalities, and socialites made their way to the Dundrum Town Centre for the grand opening of Harvey Nichols’ first Irish store. It was a full Celtic Tiger affair; the headliner, the American burlesque... View Article
Six years ago, Ashley's Irish operation was losing €19.4m. Its latest accounts show €229m in revenue and a €48m pre-tax profit. The journey tells the story of Ashley's Irish playbook.
The real budget problem is not what happens on budget day – it is the lack of discipline that follows it.
