Ireland news and trends

Treyd Expands Inventory Financing Solution to Ireland 
B2B Payments // December 18, 2023

Swedish-based FinTech company Treyd has expanded its “sell first, pay suppliers later” service to Ireland.  “This marks a fantastic opportunity for Irish SMEs [small- to medium-sized enterprises] to embrace a fresh approach to financing their inventory,” the company said in a Friday (Dec. 15) post on LinkedIn.  This...

Dublin-Headquartered NomuPay Raises $53.6 Million to Expand X-Border Payment Platform
Investments // May 31, 2023

Dublin-headquartered NomuPay has raised $53.6 million to expand its cross-border payment platform. NomuPay’s Unified Payments Platform is built for regions seeing high growth in cross-border and eCommerce and currently simplifies payments throughout Southeast Asia, Turkey and Europe, the company said in a Wednesday (May 31) press release. The platform...

Meta Hit With Landmark $1.3 Billion EU Privacy Fine
Meta // May 22, 2023

Meta Platforms has been fined a record $1.3 billion for violating Europe’s data privacy law. The fine, announced Monday (May 22) by the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC), came after the regulator found that Meta violated Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) by failing to...

Coinbase Expands Coinbase One Subscription Offering to UK, Germany, Ireland
Cryptocurrency // May 18, 2023

Coinbase has added boosted staking rewards to its Coinbase One subscription offering. The cryptocurrency exchange platform has also expanded the availability of Coinbase One from the United States to the United Kingdom, Germany and Ireland, Coinbase said in a Thursday (May 18) blog post. “We’re committed to expanding access...

Interviews & Exclusives
Gulf Winds’ Data Driven Approach To Member Retention

December 23, 2019
Credit unions remain strong, despite the many challenges they face. The G.19 Statistical Release, “Consumer Credit,” recently found that CUs hold $64.4 billion in credit card debt and $382.9 billion in car loans, a 6.9% and 4.1% year-over-year increase, respectively. However, it is a quickly changing industry, thanks to digital banking. Its omnipresence is altering […]

What Brexit Uncertainty Will Mean For Ireland’s FinServ Future

September 19, 2019
The Brexit saga is a case study in uncertainty ever since then-British Prime Minister David Cameron stepped down June 24, 2016, the day after the referendum vote unexpectedly ruled in...

Minister Of State On Ireland’s Post-Brexit Financial Services Landscape

April 12, 2018
Brexit looms large for Ireland amid trade and border concerns. But opportunity abounds, says minister of state Michael d'arcy, as financial services and Fintech beckon...and even the U.S. and China...

Quick Reads
Amazon to Launch Dedicated Online Store in Ireland in 2025

May 09, 2024
Amazon will launch a dedicated online store in Ireland in 2025. The new Amazon.ie will offer more products from Irish businesses; low, local prices; and no additional customs charges, the company said in a Wednesday (May 8) press release. “This underscores our continued commitment to Ireland and will bring a wide selection of great value products with fast delivery to Irish customers, […]

Treyd Expands Inventory Financing Solution to Ireland 

December 18, 2023
Swedish-based FinTech company Treyd has expanded its “sell first, pay suppliers later” service to Ireland.  “This marks a fantastic opportunity for Irish SMEs [small- to medium-sized enterprises] to embrace a fresh approach...

Dublin-Headquartered NomuPay Raises $53.6 Million to Expand X-Border Payment Platform

May 31, 2023
Dublin-headquartered NomuPay has raised $53.6 million to expand its cross-border payment platform. NomuPay’s Unified Payments Platform is built for regions seeing high growth in cross-border and eCommerce and currently simplifies payments throughout Southeast Asia,...

Meta Hit With Landmark $1.3 Billion EU Privacy Fine

May 22, 2023
Meta Platforms has been fined a record $1.3 billion for violating Europe’s data privacy law. The fine, announced Monday (May 22) by the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC), came after...