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Why the Davy story is Groundhog Day for the financial sector Updated / Tuesday, 9 Mar 2021 14:30 The Davy Group HQ in Dublin where the company's slogan "it's not just business, it's personal" can be seen in the window. Photo: Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images Opinion: can anything can be done to prevent this type of opportunistic conduct and misbehaviour in banking and finance? The news that the Central Bank of Ireland had reprimanded and fined the Davy Group for regulatory breaches will not come as a surprise to many. The Central Bank found issues with conflict of interest identificat...

Mon, 8th Mar 2021 08:23 (Alliance News) - Equiniti Group on Monday said it has agreed to sell the EQi direct-to-consumer business of Equiniti Financial Services to interactive investor for GBP48.5 million. Equiniti said the sale of the business to ii, already one of the largest share trading platforms in the UK, is expected be completed by the summer. It will receive GBP47.5 million in cash on completion and up to a further GBP1.0 million contingent on the timing of migrating customers onto the ii platform. Equiniti said it will use the money to reduce debt, with interest costs expected to b...

Irish Times has removed the logo from its podcast already. Davy has had a relationship with the National Yacht Club since June 2018, when the firm sponsored the club’s regatta with Irish and British Lions rugby player Paul Wallace on hand for the announcement. The company sponsors the junior regatta annually and the senior regatta every second year, keeping its brand visible to the club’s 1,000 well-heeled members. Davy started a three-year sponsorship deal with the NCH in April 2019 as its ‘innovation partner’ in support of the venue’s programming in contemporary music, giving the ...

PRESS: Davy CEO steps down over after fine for bond deal - FT | Financial News

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