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ARTICLE · 20 SEPTEMBER 2010

Irish Structures for investing in Distressed Assets

Dillon Eustace
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Investing in distressed assets is not a new phenomenon but current market conditions and the significant quantity of distressed assets remaining on bank and other balance sheets are undoubtedly giving rise to increased distressed trading opportunities globally.

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Investing in distressed assets is not a new phenomenon but current market conditions and the significant quantity of distressed assets remaining on bank and other balance sheets are undoubtedly giving rise to increased distressed trading opportunities globally.

As an onshore, EU and OECD member state with an extensive double tax treaty network, Ireland has emerged as a favoured location for establishing vehicles to invest in or hold a wide variety of financial assets, including distressed assets, due to its special tax regime for SPVs. In particular, Ireland has become a domicile of choice for onshore SPVs in Europe, as a preferred alternative to the traditional offshore SPV jurisdictions.

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