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The Directive on Credit Servicers and Credit PurchasersOpens in new window (the "Directive") will apply to the sales and servicing of non-performing loans issued by a credit institution established in the EU.

The European Single Access Point (ESAP) Regulation introduces new procedural obligations for issuers of securities in Ireland, requiring parallel submission of prospectus, transparency, and market abuse information...

Since 2007, when European issuances to third-party investors peaked at €477.6bn, 'crisis stigma' has resulted in a steady fall-off in demand for securitisation.

From 31 March 2018, lenders, both regulated and unregulated, are obliged to collect and report information in relation to credit advanced to non-consumer borrowers ...

As discussed last time, a standstill agreement is only effective as it extends to those creditors pursuing a business for payment.

The Irish Central Bank has issued a Brexit related FAQ document providing general information to financial services firms considering relocating their operations from the UK to Ireland.

The latest Nations and Regions Tracker from the British Business Bank (BBB) paints an interesting picture of Northern Ireland's financial landscape.

The EU Green Bond Regulation was published in the Official Journal on 30 November 2023 (Regulation (EU) 2023/2631).

ESMA has published its planned consultation on targeted changes to the disclosure framework for private securitisations under the EU Securitisation Regulation.

The proposed changes in the Draft Regulation aim to address several challenges in the current Solvency II framework, including excessive sensitivity to short-term market volatility...

On 4 September 2013, following consultation with interested parties throughout 2012, the European Commission (the "Commission") published draft Money Market Fund ("MMF") regulations (the "Regulations").

The Central Bank of Ireland ("CBI") has made clear that payment institutions ("PIs") and e-money firms ("EMFs") (together, "Firms") are a top supervisory priority for the next 12 months.

Ireland has opted to defer the application of the European Single Electronic Reporting Format (ESEF) obligation by one year. It will now apply in respect of financial years beginning on or after 1 January 2021 to issuers of retail debt securities listed on a regulated market.

Our Ireland Legal Analyst programme has supported many graduates and postgraduates completing their FE1s as they begin their legal careers.

New guidance from the Central Bank of Ireland (Central Bank) signals a change to the rules on Irish regulated funds granting third party guarantees and security.