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On 29 March 2019, the European Securities and Markets Authority ("ESMA") published an updated questions and answers document ("Q&As") on the application of EU Directive 2009/65/EC

The European Commission has written to the European Banking Authority, enclosing a Call for Advice on Green Loans.

These proposals will be included in the Central Bank (Amendment) Bill 2019.

The Individual Accountability Framework ("IAF"), introduced in December 2023 is one of the most significant regulatory developments in Ireland in recent years.

On 9 March 2023, the President of Ireland signed the Central Bank (Individual Accountability Framework) Bill 2022 (the "Bill") into law. See our previous update here for a detailed examination...

As it opened its Financial System Conference on 8 November 2023, the Central Bank launched its long-planned Consultation Paper on its approach to innovation engagement in financial services (CP 156).

A temporary regime for intragroup OTC derivative contracts, where one counterparty is established in a third country and the other in the EU, was due to expire on 30 June 2022.

Following on from our July 2019 article on the Investment Limited Partnerships (Amendment) Bill 2019 (the "Bill") (link here), the Bill progressed to the next stage of the Irish legislative process

To download our Investment Quarterly Legal and Regulatory Update for the period April to June 2020 click on the Download PDF link above.

In April 2017, the Department of Finance released an update on the Irish economy with a particular focus on its involvement in the domestic banks.

Ireland has transposed Article 21c of the Capital Requirements Directive VI into domestic law through a statutory instrument signed on July 10, 2026. The transposition adopts a faithful copy-out approach, maintaining full alignment with European-level requirements without introducing additional restrictions or clarifications, though no explanatory guidance will be published by Irish authorities.

Ireland's updated AIF Rulebook now allows Qualifying Investor Alternative Investment Funds (QIAIFs) to guarantee third-party obligations, fundamentally changing how fund finance structures operate.

The Irish High Court has decided a number of cases dealing with how a bank must prove its debt when suing for summary judgment to recover a defaulted loan. Not all of the decisions have been consistent in their approach.

The Central Bank of Ireland has set 21 February 2014 as the latest date for receipt of applications from AIFMs wishing to be authorised before the end of the transition period on 22 July 2014.

One of many hot topics in the private fund market in 2025 was the intersection between fund finance and structured finance and the use of securitisation technology to help financial institutions to manage their balance sheets and to allow asset managers to expand their capital raising efforts.

Welcome to our December 2023 edition of Legal News. Welcome to our December 2023 edition of Legal News where we continue to provide you with a selection of our recent publications...

Welcome to our monthly update, featuring a curated selection of articles published over the past month.