Category: Vivier Mortgages

Few people would disagree that the proper functioning of a modern economy requires there to be an effective system of company law and a fair framework of corporate governance.  Historically, company law has concentrated on regulating the dynamic relationships between directors, employees, shareholders and creditors.  But, in response to the recent cascade of high-profile financial scandals, the focus of company law has shifted. Law-makers are now addressing the challenge of establishing new mechanisms to enhance the effect and the effectiveness of corporate governance. It is clear that, to be effective in this task, the key values needed are: ethical awareness, […]

The Managing Director of Vivier Mortgages, Luigi Wewege, has announced that as of today Hanlon & Company Solicitors will be representing Vivier Mortgages a Dublin, Ireland based home loan company. DUBLIN, IRELAND–(Marketwired – April 29, 2015) – Luigi Wewege, the Managing Director of Dublin based Vivier Mortgages, has announced that the company will be represented by Hanlon & Company Solicitors a Dublin city based firm practising in the areas of Family Law, Commercial Contracts, Conveyancing, Property, Probate and Litigation. “Vivier Mortgages will be well served by owner Graham Hanlon’s dynamism, legal acumen and extensive appellate litigation experience,” Wewege says. “I […]

Curbing price volatility in the housing market is an ongoing challenge for governments.  Clearly, in order to stabilise house prices, supply and demand must be brought into equilibrium. The difficulties inherent in achieving this goal are illustrated by Ireland’s economic travails over the past decade. During the heady days of the ‘Celtic Tiger’, property developers embarked on a building frenzy, their expansionary drive fuelled by three factors: the availability of almost limitless credit, the flow of cheap labour from Eastern Europe and an apparently buoyant property market. However, too many of these building schemes were not brought to fruition. The […]

DUBLIN, IRELAND – The ‘Celtic Tiger’ is an epithet frequently ascribed to Ireland by analysts commenting on the country’s unprecedented economic success in recent decades.  Ireland boasts an open economy shaped by visionary governments and the creative economic policies they have inspired.  Forbes now recommends Ireland as one of the best countries in the world for doing business. Ireland’s landscape is studded with high-performing corporations and high-tech multinationals, which together run the full gamut of industry.  Fourteen out of 21 of the world’s leading financial services firms are located in Ireland.  Nine out of 10 of US information and communications […]