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ARTICLE · 19 SEPTEMBER 2018

Central Bank Of Ireland Introduces Increased Flexibility For Exchange Traded Funds

The Central Bank of Ireland has announced that investment funds can establish both listed and unlisted shares classes within a single fund structure, subject to disclosure requirements, and that it will permit ...

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The Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") has announced that investment funds can establish both listed and unlisted shares classes within a single fund structure, subject to disclosure requirements, and that it will permit different dealing times for hedged and unhedged share classes within the same exchange traded fund ("ETF").

This welcome development arises from the Central Bank's review of the regulation of ETFs, which has to date involved its May 2017 discussion paper on ETFs ("Discussion Paper") and hosting an ETFs conference attended by a number of international regulators in Dublin last November. Mindful of Ireland's status as the largest European centre for ETFs and the second largest ETF domicile globally, the Central Bank launched the initiative in order to lead an international exchange of views on the regulation of ETFs.

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