
Diarmaid Sheridan
Diarmaid Sheridan is an analyst at Davy, a well-known financial services firm in Ireland, where he provides insights and projections on various sectors, including insurance. He recently made headlines for predicting FBD's claims related to Storm Éowyn would be around €55 million for 2024, which reflects his expertise in evaluating market trends and corporate performance.
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Diarmaid Sheridan is an analyst with stockbrokers Davy who commented on the growth in mortgage lending.
Irish mortgage drawdowns hit post-crash high as values rise in ‘dysfunctional’ market – The Irish Times
Davy analyst Diarmaid Sheridan estimates that FBD had a solvency capital ratio, a measure of reserves to ensure it can withstand a shock loss, equating to 200 per cent of its regulatory requirement at the end of March.
FBD expected to pay special dividend to bring recent payments to €234m – The Irish Times
Diarmaid Sheridan is an analyst with Davy who commented on the competitive landscape of the Irish banking market.
Goldman Sachs reported to be in talks to launch retail bank in Ireland – The Irish TimesDiarmaid Sheridan, an analyst with Davy, commented on the resilience of the mortgage market in the first quarter.
Irish average mortgages hit record €328,000 as buyers chase soaring prices – The Irish TimesDiarmaid Sheridan is an analyst at Davy who discussed the effectiveness of the Central Bank's macroprudential policies.
S&P spots arrears spike among certain Irish ‘mortgage prisoners’ – The Irish TimesDiarmaid Sheridan expressed concerns about the long-term growth prospects for banks amid housing supply issues.
More than 950 Irish exporters face Trump tariffs – The Irish TimesDavy analyst Diarmaid Sheridan said that he had been expecting a figure of €55 million for 2024.
FBD sees net hit from Storm Éowyn at €30m – The Irish Times







