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On 8 June 2015, EIOPA published its updated quarterly risk dashboard, based on data provided by certain insurance groups for Q1 of 2015.

This is the November edition of the Arthur Cox Insurance Regulatory Update, the monthly bulletin of the Arthur Cox Insurance Group. The Update contains a summary of recent developments in insurance regulation, law and practice.

The Irish Minister for Finance presented Budget 2019 to the Dáil, the Irish Parliament, on 9 October 2019.

Before the Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohue, and the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath, had risen from their seats to deliver the joint Budget 2021, the media had already extensively reported on many of the measures included.

Irish Investment Limited Partnerships (Amendment) Bill 2019.

On 4 February the Central Bank of Ireland ("CBI") issued its 31st Edition of AIFMD Q&A, which includes a new Q&A at ID 1129 on Irish QIAIFs with UK AIFMs.

On 27 April and 28 April, respectively, the Central Bank published its Annual Report 2015 and its Annual Performance Statement – Financial Regulation 2015-2016.

Walkers' Ireland Employment practice look at the impact of Brexit on Irish employers focusing on the current transition period, post transition considerations, posted workers, European Work Councils, employment contracts, ...

The European Commission's Chips Act 2.0 proposes sweeping measures to strengthen Europe's semiconductor ecosystem through strategic project designations, regional excellence frameworks, and enhanced supply chain regulation.

Welcome to our third ESG newsletter of 2025, providing an overview of recent developments related to ESG topics.

On 1 July 2024, regulations1 came into force that increased the balance sheet and turnover thresholds for 'micro', 'small', 'medium' and 'large' companies in the Companies Act 2014.

In our latest update, our Global Registration Services team write about the important new EU developments relating to the cross-border distribution of investment funds under the Capital Markets Union.

On 15 April 2015 the Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") issued a Consultation Paper on "Domestic Actuarial Regime and Related Governance Requirements under Solvency II" ("CP 92").

On 29 July, the Central Bank published Issue 20 of "Solvency II Matters." The newsletter reviews the industry's progress towards full implementation of Solvency II and provides a timeline of upcoming Solvency II milestones.

Stryker, the US multinational which makes surgical orthopaedic implants, announced it is to invest €30 million in its Limerick facility.

On 27 May, the Central Bank published Issue 18 of its Solvency II newsletter, Solvency II Matters. In particular the newsletter provides important information on timing and types of reporting.

On 30 June, the Central Bank published Issue 19 of its Solvency II newsletter, Solvency II Matters.