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ARTICLE · 03 MARCH 2017

Investment Funds Update: Review 2016

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The Central Bank of Ireland is continuing its emphasis on governance, compliance and effective supervision.

IrelandFinance and Banking
Fionán Breathnach
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Conor Durkin
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The Central Bank of Ireland is continuing its emphasis on governance, compliance and effective supervision.

Some highlights in 2016 included: 

The Central Bank's programme of themed inspections for 2016

Conflict of interest risks in investment firms

The future of fund management companies – Central Bank guidance

Central Bank's programme of themed inspections for 2016

The Central Bank's programme of themed inspections for 2016 highlighted the major role to be played by governance, regulatory compliance and risk in the investment funds industry. In particular, there was a continued focus on director time commitments and the risk culture within investment firms, following the Central Bank's themed inspections in 2015.

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