A Member of Chartered Accountants Ireland since 2014, Jennifer has experience in the provision of corporate finance services across a broad range of transactions and industries. Working with a large portfolio of clients, her expertise includes the following:
- Mergers and acquisitions (area of specialism includes Insurance brokers)
- Debt and equity fundraising
- Due diligence assignments
- Company valuations
- Forensic accounting assignments including on-site fraud investigations
- Independent business reviews
- Debt restructuring and financial forecasting
Jennifer joined RBK in 2016 having trained with KPMG. Jennifer gained five years’ experience in KPMG’s Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency department and prior to this also worked in the Central Procurement Office of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt.
Jennifer holds an LL.M in Law, Governance and Technology from NUIG as well as an LL.B. in Law and European Studies from UL. Jennifer has also successfully completed all of the Law Society of Ireland FE1 exams.
Treasury Hub Markets Bulletin - Q1 2024 Review 1.03 MB
Welcome to the 2024 Q1 version of THE TREASURY HUB Markets Bulletin.• The focus of markets in the first quarter was very much on inflation and its impact on the expected timing of interest rate cuts. While the consensus was that Central Banks had stalled their tightening of interest rates with the focus firmly on the timing (and number of) rate cuts, the number of cuts expected in 2024 has decreased as the year has progressed. • 3-month Euribor has remained in a relatively tight range around 3.90%, but it is unlikely that this will move in a material way until the ECB implements its first rate cut. • EUR, UK and US yield curves continue to be inverted (i.e. rates decline after 1 year) but the past few days have seen an upward shift in such curves, especially in the US, on the back of inflation figures that look static. • Oil prices were on the rise again in Q1 (mainly due to an improving economic outlook). • Stock markets had a much better start to the year than previously anticipated, with the major US tech stocks, for the most part, releasing strong 2023 financial results. • Both USD and GBP continued to trade in a remarkably tight range against EUR. • Gold has had a record run to new heights over the first quarter. • S.5 in this Bulletin takes a look back at the 2023 Irish Bank Results.
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The Treasury Hub - Autumn 2023 1.04 MB
Welcome to the Autumn 2023 edition of THE TREASURY HUB Banking Markets Bulletin.
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