Jon Ihle is the Deputy Business Editor for The Times, focusing on local news and developments in Ireland. His articles cover a wide range of topics including property, finance, economics, and investment. Jon's work has also been featured in the Irish Independent.
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Jon Ihle's focus is predominantly on finance, investment, and business topics within Ireland. He frequently covers government announcements, press releases, and provides investment analysis. When reaching out to Jon Ihle, it would be beneficial to provide insights or commentary related to the Irish economy, stock market trends in Ireland, updates on Irish companies or industries as well as any significant government initiatives impacting businesses and investments in the country.
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Irish banks had a tough start to the month as investors assessed the likely impact of deeper interest rate cuts on lenders across Europe, writes Jon Ihle
The disgraced former banker has bought a property in Malahide, Co Dublin, after serving only half of a six-year sentence for his part in a €7.2 billion fraud
Ryanair is seeking a High Court injunction to stop the IAA from considering the annual passenger cap when allocating slots to airlines at Dublin airport
The book retailer hired IBI Corporate Finance advisers earlier this year to sound out potential investors, but a formal sale process is not thought to have begun
Opposition parties may look to capitalise on the cost of living squeeze and housing crisis at the polls amid otherwise healthy public finances
Equity partners could walk away with about €6.5m in cash each after agreeing to merge their firm with the US group Grant Thornton Advisors, according to sources
Impending closure of a tax loophole created in the PRSA system could leave some company owners out of pocket come retirement
Brokers predict a short and shallow mortgage price war as Bank of Ireland and PTSB are likely to follow rivals AIB and Avant Money with modest cuts this week
Non-bank lenders such as Revolut are struggling to win the trust of Irish deposit holders, despite offering some attractive rates
Trump’s proposed economic policies are likely to deliver a boost to mortgage borrowers next year by forcing the ECB to cut interest rates by more than expected.
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