For many Irish business owners, the sale of a company is seen as the finish line. In reality, it is a transition point. What was once concentrated, illiquid wealth becomes immediate liquidity. The challenge shifts from building value inside a business to structuring, preserving and deploying capital outside of it.
The data. The rankings. The voice of Irish investors – brought together by Fordel to reveal how Ireland invests, what matters, and who’s leading the way.
We’re proud to announce Fordel’s new partnership with Newstalk’s ‘The Hard Shoulder’, one of Ireland’s most listened-to drivetime programmes, hosted by Ciara Kelly and Shane Coleman.
For many owner managed businesses in Ireland, success quietly creates a new
problem: excess cash on the balance sheet. What once felt like security can
quickly become inefficiency. With inflation eroding value and deposit rates still
structurally weak, idle cash is no longer neutral, it is a drag on long term wealth.
A practical guide for Ireland’s high earners on turning financial success into lasting wellbeing, freedom, and sustainable wealth.
As we look forward to next year – and reflect on 2025 – we are immensely proud of everything that has been achieved at Fordel over the past twelve months.
Nearly a year after Liberation Day shook markets, a new geopolitical escalation involving Trump and the Middle East has rattled investor confidence, prompting renewed volatility and raising questions about the implications for asset prices and portfolio positioning.
On Thursday 6th November, Fordel hosted our inaugural Annual Conference, bringing together clients, business leaders and professional connections for an evening of insight, discussion and networking.
As markets continue to march higher, there are concerns amongst our client base about where we are in the market cycle and if equity markets are due a correction in the short term.
Stephen Felle on how to save Irish investors from pain of unregulated loan notes.
