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As part of a markets update which was issued yesterday, the Central Bank has published a revised edition of its UCITS Q&A ("Q&A") and has also published a Notice relating to its Fund Management Company Guidance, commonly referred to as CP86.

The European Central Bank (the "ECB") has fined Permanent tsb Group Holdings plc ("PTGH") €2.5 million for breaching two ECB decisions which imposed specific liquidity requirements on it.

On 19 January a Private Members Bill entitled the Consumer Insurance Contracts Bill 2017, which is largely based on the Law Reform Commission's Report on Consumer Insurance Contracts...

The Statutory Audit Directive 2014/43/EU ("SAD") together with associated regulation (EU) 537/2014 (the "Regulation") require public-interest entities to rotate their auditors every 10 years.

The threats posed by Malta and Singapore to Ireland’s position as a leading location for aircraft leasing.

The Cayman Island Government has released an advisory to state that the US Treasury Department has announced that revised timelines for the implantation of the requirements of sections 1471 through 1474 of the Internal Revenue Code have been agreed.

Woods v Ulster Bank Ireland Limited, Meagher and Trueick has provided some welcome clarity around issues relating to the appointment of a receiver by lenders.

Irish Funds Legislation that governs the establishment and operation of Irish AIFs authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland

Publication of the Companies Bill 2012 by the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation represented a significant reform of Ireland’s company law regime.

The requirements of the Statutory Audit Directive 2014/43/EU ("SAD") will become applicable as and from 17 June 2016.

Ireland’s long tradition and enviable reputation in the area of aviation finance and leasing have come about as a result of many factors.

The Financial Conduct Authority published its final notice to Invesco Asset Management Limited and Invesco Fund Managers Limited.

Regulations designed to afford additional "consumer-style" protection to SMEs could also mean a big increase in the potential liability of regulated entities, write Conor Houlihan and Kate Curneen.

The new rules will introduce a two tier capital requirement for (re)insurance undertakings which seek to ensure the financial soundness of undertakings and to protect policyholders.

Depending on the circumstances of a particular transaction, the legal construction of PDPs can vary.

With effect from 3rd January 2018, the implementation date of MiFID II, reporting entities must identify each and every client (fund, account or natural person) using their LEI identifying code.

Irish domiciled funds are generally now subject to FATCA, a United States reporting and withholding tax regime.