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2011 was a relatively good year for mergers and acquisitions in that the recovery shown in 2010 was maintained and the market remained ahead of the historically low levels of activity in 2009.

The Central Bank of Ireland is set to remove the requirement that certain administration services for Irish funds must be carried out in Ireland, but proposes to use this as an opportunity to introduce a new and extensive range of rules relating to the use of external providers to carry out fund administration activities.

Ireland has long been recognised as a destination of choice for investment funds.

Under UCITS III, UCITS funds may invest in derivative instruments for investment purposes as well as for EPM purposes.

On 16 June 2023, the Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") publishedOpens in new window the latest edition of its "Intermediary Times" newsletter, a twice yearly publication by the Retail Intermediaries supervision team of the Central Bank's Consumer Protection Directorate.

This paper, whilst addressing a number of recent product development issues specific to the Irish funds regulatory regime for real estate funds and CCFs, has as its focus on what I consider to be the main issue facing the Irish and broader European funds industry; cross border distribution.

In this chapter, Donna Ager, Mary Dunne and Brian Clarke provide an analysis of the Aviation landscape in Ireland and examine recent legal and regulatory developments.

Investing in distressed assets is not a new phenomenon but current market conditions and the significant quantity of distressed assets remaining on bank and other balance sheets are undoubtedly giving rise to increased distressed trading opportunities globally.

On 11 November 2010 the European Parliament finally approved the Directive on Alternative Investment Fund Managers.