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The dearth of Scots companies daring to float was a sure sign that confidence and the economy were weakening STOCK […]

Craneware was one of the few companies to float last year and its share price has grown steadily since Keith

Ireland’s IFSC already snapping at Luxembourg’s heels in asset servicing There is little talk of gloom and doom in Dublin’s

FRANK Doyle, Investec Asset Management’s head of UK and Ireland institutional sales, is described by consultants as a positive thinker

The idea that Scotland should become a “Celtic lion” is a neat political construct. When Alex Salmond coined the phrase

Port operator Forth Ports is searching for an operator for the Rosyth to Zeebrugge route Forth Ports is racing against

Walter Scott has quit the investment management company he founded in 1983 just two years after selling it for £400m.

SCOTLAND’S housebuilders have hit out at Britain’s banks for tipping their industry into crisis and are pleading for government help to

One of the leading lights of Irish finance has urged Scotland to pursue independence to maximise the benefits of its

Is PPP a thing of the past? And if so, what replaces it? ON THE first anniversary of gaining the

Financial crisis was fuelled by finance sector’s bonus culture Has Sir Fred Goodwin got anything to learn from Willie Walsh?

£7bn too much to ask for Direct Line, Churchill and Privilege in era of online competition THE ROYAL Bank of

Fears are growing over infrastructure’s ability to sustain low-risk absolute returns. However, there is little sign that pension schemes’ appetite

Despite the large number of bidders, a lower than hoped valuation is likely WITH A race to acquire RBS’s insurance

PETER CUMMINGS, chief executive of Bank of Scotland Corporate, has defended the bank’s decision to take big equity stakes in

India’s growing population and rocketing spending power are the main magnets AS THE world economy rushes headlong into a period

In a year which has seen numerous write-offs and companies entering administration, the retail sector has been hit hard by

As consumers rein in their spending, the high street is bracing itself for a volatile few months, with many high-profile

A Glasgow-based company has acquired one of Poland’s largest coal mines as part of the Polish government’s drive to privatise

THE UNSEEMLY dash by owners of companies and other assets to beat the 5 April deadline for the capital gains