Organisation: ISTC

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

business

Ireland ‘could cope’ with euro break-up

There is less than a 10% probability that the euro will break up, but if it did corporate Ireland would be able to cope with the fallout, says Tiarnan O’Mahoney, head of Moneycorp in Ireland.

The pensions board chief and the banks – can we take either seriously?

business

Majority of firms believe crunch will hit in 2009

business

Lifeline for insolvent financial lender as court approves creditors’ scheme

business

Collins Stewart to rescue ISTC in buyout

business

Goldman Sachs mulls funding ISTC

Big name investors

SEVERAL prominent businessmen are believed to be among the investors in ISTC, which called a halt to trading in its shares yesterday.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2007

ISTC expects to list next year

Financial services company, International Securities Trading Corporation ISTC, has reported first half pre-tax profits up 300% to €6.8m, compared to the same period last year.

Tue, 08 May, 2007

ISTC set to report massive profits

INTERNATIONAL Securities Trading Corporation (ISTC), the hybrid capital lender to financial institutions, is due to report substantial profits in its first full year of trading.

Tue, 14 Nov, 2006

€3.9m pay-off for Anglo Irish executive

TIARNAN O'MAHONEY walked away from Anglo Irish Bank with a near €4 million pay-off.

Wed, 21 Dec, 2005

UK unions in bid to save 6,000 steel jobs

Union leaders were today finalising a £90m plan aimed at saving 6,000 Corus steel jobs.

Sun, 25 Mar, 2001