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ARTICLE · 11 SEPTEMBER 2025

Guide To Regulated Alternative Investment Funds In Ireland

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For over 30 years, Ireland has been one of the world's leading alternative investment fund domiciles providing a flexible alternative investment fund ("AIF") offering which can be launched quickly and within a regulated framework.

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For over 30 years, Ireland has been one of the world's leading alternative investment fund domiciles providing a flexible alternative investment fund ("AIF") offering which can be launched quickly and within a regulated framework. During this time, Dillon Eustace has been advising and assisting asset managers, fund sponsors, platform providers, investors and fund service providers (administrators, depositaries, prime brokers, distributors and others) with the structuring, formation and cross-border distribution of AIFs.

As outlined later in this Guide, since an Irish regulated AIF offers (a) enhanced flexibility in terms of investment and borrowing restrictions compared to a UCITS, (b) speed to market through its fast-track authorisation/approval process, particularly in respect of a QIAIF (as defined below), and (c) targeting of professional investors through the marketing passport, it is the structure used most frequently for regulated hedge funds,

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