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Fund managers may have been relieved to see out a very busy 2021. However, legislative and regulatory change will continue apace in 2022.

Late last year Mr Justice Barrett delivered a warning to a credit servicing firm in the High Court that they were in "yellow card territory" as a result of their failure to expeditiously prosecute their case.

On 12 September 2012, Matthew Elderfield addressed the Irish Funds Industry Association’s annual conference in Dublin to speak about the Central Bank’s agenda for the future regulation of the Irish funds industry.

Global regulators have positioned outsourcing and operational resilience as a key area of risk and regulatory scrutiny within global financial institutions

It is widely known in the market that banks, reluctant to lend due to regulatory constraints, have left a vacuum which has created a demand for other reliable sources of funding.

The business plan includes information on how the UCITS ManCo intends to comply with its legal and regulatory obligations under the UCITS Directive.

On 21 July 2021, the Central Bank of Ireland published its final report on its Differential Pricing Review with respect to both the private car and home insurance markets.

Alongside the continuing challenges of COVID-19 for businesses and communities globally, Brexit has returned prominently to the headlines in recent weeks as the deadline for agreeing a trade deal draws closer.

On 14 January 2021, the Central Bank of Ireland issued the much anticipated CP135: Consultation on Competent Authority Discretions in the Investment Firms Directive and the Investment Firms Regulation, signaling its ...

The Central Bank of Ireland has published a revised AIF Rulebook introducing changes expected to position Ireland as a preferred domicile for private asset funds. Legal experts from Dillon Eustace discuss the key modifications in the updated rulebook and provide insights into the new pan-European loan origination framework.

The Central Bank of Ireland has just published its guidance on its previously issued consultation paper on Irish property funds.

On 9 December 2021, the Central Bank published a "Dear CEO Letter" on supervisory expectations for Payment Institutions and Electronic Money Institutions. The "Dear CEO Letter" sets out supervisory expectations

Representatives of the Irish Funds ESG Policy, Legal and Regulatory Working Group, including Head of Matheson's Asset Management and Investment Funds Department, Tara Doyle, recently met...

The Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") has confirmed in a notice published on 16 May 2022 that side-pocketing arrangements will be permitted only for Russian, Belarussian

The Central Bank of Ireland has issued a Modernised Consumer Protection Code on 24 March 2025, to take effect on 24 March 2026.

The Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") has updated its guidance on how pre-contractual disclosures required under the Taxonomy Regulation are to be addressed in the period until 1 January 2023.

The Central Bank issued a statement (jointly with Luxembourg's CSSF) on 11 January regarding the incompatibility of reverse distribution mechanisms, such as share cancellation, with the Money Market Funds Regulation (EU/2017/1131).