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As one of the largest alternative investment fund centres in the world, Ireland has continued to evolve its regulatory framework and introduce innovative investment structures to meet the evolving needs of the market.

Maples and Calder have carried out our latest key trends analysis of the Irish Funds market.

Maples and Calder have carried out our latest key trends analysis of the Irish Funds market.

This briefing is intended to assist fund managers in scoping the SFDR product-level disclosure obligations in effect from 1 January next.

The Central Bank has just issued industry letters to 3 types of market participants: a. Persons who transmit or execute orders, b. Issuers and c. Persons who act on behalf or on account of issuers.

Recent indications are that the implementation date for MiFID II (currently scheduled for 3 January 2017) could be delayed for up to 12 months.

On 11 January 2019, the CSSF published a Joint Statement with the Central Bank of Ireland ("CBI") on the treatment of share cancellation under the MMF Regulation.

For corporates, maximum fines have increased from €5 million to €10 million or 10% of the previous year's turnover.

Similar to debt markets worldwide, Private Credit has become a key feature of the Irish market with many of the largest and most innovative financings involving Ireland over the past number of years being financed...

The Irish Department of Finance has published a Progress Update on their ongoing review of the funds sector in Ireland. The review, under interlinked themes of open markets...

The Central Bank of Ireland statistics for Q2 2012 show further growth of Irish investment funds.

Corporate M&A partner Fergus Bolster together with Tax partner Mark O'Sullivan and Financial Institutions senior associate Lorna Daly look at the regulation of ICOs in Ireland.

The Department of Finance has published its review of the regulation of bank charges in Ireland.

The long-awaited updated supervisory statement on the application of the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation ("SFDR") was recently published by the European Supervisory Authorities ("ESAs")...

Within the ILP and in contrast to similar vehicles in other jurisdictions the fund itself is regulated, which makes a significant difference to investors.

Outlined below is a short explanatory video of the Central Bank of Ireland's Administrative Sanctions Procedure ("ASP").

The Central Bank Act 2013, which underwent a series of changes after it was first presented to the Oireachtas in July 2011, introduces a number of significant new powers for the Central Bank of Ireland.