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CEO of Top Irish Securities Firm Davy Resigns After Scandal - Vimarsana News

CEO of Top Irish Securities Firm Davy Resigns After Scandal

CEO of Top Irish Securities Firm Davy Resigns After Scandal Mar 08 2021, 12:13 PM March 06 2021, 6:45 PM March 08 2021, 12:13 PM (Bloomberg) -- Brian McKiernan, chief executive of Ireland’s biggest securities firm Davy, resigned after regulators accused the company of a “lack of candor” in dealing with one of the worst scandals to hit Dublin’s stockbroking community in years. (Bloomberg) -- Brian McKiernan, chief executive of Ireland’s biggest securities firm Davy, resigned after regulators accused the company of a “lack of candor” in dealing with one of the...

Three resign at troubled Davy - Vimarsana News

Three resign at troubled Davy

Three senior executives at Davy Stockbrokers resigned yesterday amid mounting pressure after a Central Bank of Ireland finding on Tuesday that the company had acted “recklessly” in its handling of a

Davy bonds scandal: Three resign from firm - Vimarsana News

Davy bonds scandal: Three resign from firm

The ex-CEO of Ireland's largest stockbroker Davy says he is sorry after the firm was fined £3.4m.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Davy chiefs resign following bond deal investigation - Vimarsana News

Davy chiefs resign following bond deal investigation

Bernard Byrne, deputy CEO of Davy, has been appointed interim CEO

Source: wlrfm.com
Three senior figures resign from Davy after Central Bank €4.1m fine - Vimarsana News

Three senior figures resign from Davy after Central Bank €4.1m fine

Three senior Davy figures have resigned from the financial services firm days after the Central Bank issued it with a €4.13m fine.