Ian Kehoe

Voices If anyone understands the business of corporate rescue, it is Kieran Wallace. The Co Louth native has spent his career helping companies avoid collapse and, when that is no longer possible, winding them up in an orderly fashion. He did it as a seni... See more

Stories When Ireland’s regulators began to assess the country’s sprawling ecosystem of special-purpose entities and so-called Section 110 vehicles, their concerns extended beyond questions of tax. Hidden behind corporate filings and embedded within layers... See more

Stories For much of the decade following the global financial crisis, inflation seemed like a problem that had been solved. Interest rates hovered around zero. Cash deposits felt safe. Savers became accustomed to an environment where the cost of living ra... See more

Voices The modern employee is increasingly becoming an investor. Across Ireland, tens of thousands of workers now receive part of their remuneration through shares, options or other forms of share-based remuneration. What began as a hallmark of Silicon Va... See more

Voices Charlestown Road is not the sort of place you expect to launch a multinational company from. It is a residential street in the heart of Dublin 6, a stone’s throw from the Ranelagh triangle. Its inhabitants are typically barristers, accountants or s... See more