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European long-term investment funds (ELTIFs) are the only type of funds dedicated to long-term investments that can be distributed across borders in the EU to both professional and retail investors.

In our February 2016 Credit Reporting Update, we summarised the Central Bank's plans to phase in credit reporting for its new Central Credit Register (the Register) based on the Feedback Statement published by the Central Bank on 11 February 2016.

Member States were required to adopt national transposing legislation relating to the revised Consumer Credit Directive...

The much-anticipated Representative Actions for the Protection of the Collective Interests of Consumers Bill 2023Opens in new window was published today. The purpose of the bill is to transpose...

The Minister for Finance has announced Government approval to draft legislation to provide that all firms which offer personal contract plan ("PCP"),

As a formal step towards achieving European passport-ability for Cayman Funds, the Government of the Cayman Islands have now gazetted the laws (the "Laws")

The board of an AIFM must comprise of at least two Irish resident directors, of which one must be independent, and one director from the promoter organisation.

The Central Bank of Ireland has announced positive changes to the rules applicable to Irish authorised Loan Origination Funds which increase the range of investments a LO Fund may make...

The funds industry has long been a major contributor to the Irish economy.

A recent SEC action against a US investment advisor for manipulating an auction of commercial real estate assets on behalf of one client at the expense of another highlights

The Sustainable Finance Disclosures Regulation (2019/2088) (SFDR) (Level 1) requirements are now in effect.

On 15 April 2024, Directive 2024/927/EU ("AIFMD II") entered into force, which marked a significant milestone for the European asset management industry.

The Central Bank of Ireland updated its AIFMD Q&As clarifying two points relating to funds originally authorised under the pre-AIFMD Non-UCITS regime.

The Act introduced a new suite of powers for the Central Bank.

On 7 February 2018, the Central Bank of Ireland issued a notice of its intention to make a change to the AIF Rulebook in respect of loan origination Qualifying Investor AIFs ("LO-QIAIFs").

A discussion on two recent key proposals which have been published in the area of anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing.

The International Comparative Legal Guides have published their guide on Project Finance Laws and Regulations for 2020.