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FIG Top 5 At 5 - 10/04/2025

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On 3 April 2025, Deputy Governor at the Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank"), Mary Elizabeth McMunn delivered a speech ("Speech") at the Institute of Bankers.

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1. Deputy Governor McMunn delivers speech on regulation and supervision in a changing world

On 3 April 2025, Deputy Governor at the Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank"), Mary Elizabeth McMunn delivered a speech ("Speech") at the Institute of Bankers. The theme of the Speech centred around the regulation and supervision of the financial sector, particularly in an increasingly challenging environment.

The Deputy Governor spoke about the macroeconomic background and the risk landscape that the financial sector is currently operating in, citing the global pandemic, war in Europe, geo-political shifts, geo-economic fragmentation and a rapid technological transformation. Specifically, Deputy Governor McMunn stated that all of these changes and volatilities informed the Central Bank's recently published Regulatory and Supervisory Outlook. For more information on the latter, see FIG Top 5 at 5 dated 6 March 2025.

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