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Daily booking volumes recorded by Skyscanner for flights to the Atlantic archipelago jumped by 625% on Friday after Portugal became the only major European “sun and sand” destination for which self-isolation would not be necessary on a return for people in England. With the country now hoping to welcome tourists back from next week, the Portuguese government is expected to outline its plan for the reactivation of the sector on Thursday. Other figures provided to the Guardian by Skyscanner for economy-class return flights from the UK showed that planned travel to Gibraltar went up by...

Former Davy Group chief executive Tony Garry has resigned as chairman and director of BES Management, a joint venture between Davy and BDO for managing investments under the Employment and Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS). He departed the board of the company on March 8, just six days after Davy was fined €4.13m and reprimanded by the Central Bank for a controversial 2014 bond deal in which he participated. His resignation was confirmed by a spokesperson for BES. The news follows his departure from the board of the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, which was reported in the Sunday...

Davy Group’s ultimate sale price is likely to be far below its estimated value before the fallout from a bond scandal sent the company into a tailspin over the last two weeks.

How early is too early for the first meeting of the day? If you ask someone on the trading floor, it might be anything before 7am. - Salespeople and traders usually have their morning meeting at 7.30am after arriving in the office at 6.30am. If you ask juniors in the investment banking division who've been working late the night before, it might be anything before 8.30am. But if you ask consultants at Big Four firms, it's not clear what constitutes a reasonable hour for the very first Zoom call.  It's a question that matters, because an executive at Deloitte U.K. has been compelled to re...

UPDATE: Irish Treasury pulls authority for Davy to be primary dealer Tue, 9th Mar 2021 06:57 (Alliance News) - The Irish Treasury on Monday said it has withdrawn J&E Davy's authority to act as a primary dealer in Irish government bond auctions, effective immediately. The action follows the announcement early last week by the Irish central bank that it had fined Ireland's largest stockbroker EUR4.1 million over a bond deal in which a group of staff and executives took the opposite side of a client's trade. The board of the National Treasury Management Agency said on Monday that it reached its ...