Davy Corporate Finance is Ireland’s largest corporate finance adviser.
We work with domestic and international public, private, commercial and semi-state entities, combining innovative advice and proven execution skills, to provide a complete range of integrated corporate finance services.
Davy's Debt & Specialist Finance team is the largest in Ireland. We act for both borrowers and investors in the global debt markets.
We are active traders in all sovereign bonds and global credits, and are primary dealers of Irish government bonds.
Republican or Democrat? David Collins, Investment Strategist, analyses historic equity market data to determine whether a Republican or Democrat president is better for the stock market.
Governments around the world are increasingly looking to fund new infrastructure projects. David Hillery, Investment Strategist, looks at infrastructure as an emerging investment theme.
Helping your children financially can give them a solid platform for the rest of their lives. Brian Walsh, Director of Financial Planning, considers a number of important emotional and practical questions to be addressed before taking that step.
Introducing your children to budgeting from their earliest earnings, be that from pocket money or generous relatives, can be an invaluable experience for them.
The way in which individuals and companies are giving to charities is changing. In this article, Deirdre Lyons and Clare Collins outline how investment advisers are dealing with the evolving philanthropic needs of their clients.
Helping your children recognise what they are good at now will stand to them when they consider a career path later on.
On the morning of 24th June, the world awoke to a stunning reality. The UK had voted to leave the European Union. The vote to leave was the beginning and not the end of the exit process. In this article, Brian O’Reilly, Head of Global Investment Strategy, and Alan Werlau, Senior Investment Strategist, analyse the Brexit referendum result and look at the path the UK must take to leave the EU.
Summer months can be the perfect time to instil positive saving habits in your child.
The pound has hit new lows against the US dollar last seen in 1985. In this article, David Collins, Investment Strategist, debates on how much further sterling could fall and outlines the steps taken to defend the currency.
Property was among the most impacted asset classes as a result of the UK referendum. Headlines about multinational companies moving their operations out of the UK spooked the market. In this article, Leonie Mac Cann, Senior Investment Analyst, explores the implications that Brexit will have on the property market.
