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Social and Sustainable Capital (SASC) continues to expand team with several new appointments
As part of their ambitious growth plans, Social and Sustainable Capital (SASC), an award-winning UK fund manager and social enterprise, has expanded their team with several new appointments this year: Azmin Mistry joins as Finance and Operations Administrator from Westcor where she worked as a Commercial Business Analyst. Chloe Kopala joins as Investment Associate from Citi where she worked in equity research. Hannah Armstrong joins as Portfolio Associate from the National Treasury Management Agency in Dublin where she managed investments for the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund.
Irish banking sinks deeper into crisis as KBC follows Ulster out the door
Commentators sound alarm bells as the two big boys look set to control 70% of the Irish mortgage market
The shock decision by Belgian lender KBC Bank to exit the Irish banking market is the latest twist in a brewing crisis for consumers and businesses. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA
Fri, 16 Apr, 2021 - 20:29
Eamon Quinn The shock decision by KBC Bank, the Belgian lender, to exit the Irish banking market and for most of its €10.5bn of home loans to be gobbled up by Bank of Ireland is just the latest twist in a brewing crisis for consumers and businesses.
Published: 7 Apr 2021, 15:56
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UrbanVolt will finance the installation of solar panels for businesses and sell the electricity back to them at a fixed rate for 25 years. Image: Alfred Twu/Wikimedia Commons.
Dublin-based energy efficiency company UrbanVolt has launched a new service to supply solar electricity to large and small businesses through rooftop solar installations.
The company plans to finance the installation of rooftop solar panels as part of its new business offering, charge entities roughly €0.10 /kWh (£0.09) for the solar electricity they use, and guarantee the price for 25 years, which it said will protect businesses from “rising energy costs for decades to come”. The price, according to the company’s statement, undercuts the €0.15-€0.20 /kWh “currently charged by other providers”.
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