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.
Investment analysts David Finn and Keith Williamson, examine the way our brain works, how it can affect investment decisions and look at ways to mitigate against behavioural biases in the future.
MarketWatch sat down with Carl Richards, the founder of Behavior Gap, to hear his views on common mistakes people make when investing and how they can be avoided.
With the anniversary of the Brexit vote having recently passed, Alan Werlau, Head of Investment Advisory, looks at the impact it has had on the British and EU economies.
Investment Strategist Stephen Grissing examines the impact the stronger euro and weaker dollar has had on investment returns this year.
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe delivered Budget 2018 on 10th October 2017. In this article we set out our thoughts on the impact of the measures relating to investments, business, succession planning and pensions which we think are relevant to our clients.
The first half of 2017 has seen a worldwide focus on geopolitics amongst other key developments. These developments are explained by Brian O'Reilly, Head of Global Investment Strategy, as he discusses how the global economy has performed, the main trends in financial markets in 2017 and the implications for market performance.
Michael MacGrath, provides an insight into the impressive growth of the private equity industry over the last few decades, and outlines the reasons why now may be a good time to invest in this particular asset class.
The landscape of the healthcare sector is changing. Senior Investment Strategist, David Hillery looks at a number of catalysts that stand to benefit the sector globally in the coming years.
The explosion of car finance and student loans in America since the global financial crisis is now spreading to other parts of the world. We look at whether this worrying trend could be the start of another credit crisis.
Keith Williamson examines the case for responsible investing and its growing allure as investors take a much greater vested interest in Environmental, Social and Governance factors.
