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The Central Bank of Ireland's Strategic Plan 2019-2021 sets out five key themes for the next three years, and highlights Brexit, and implementing a new approach to regulating financial conduct, as key focus areas.

Ireland's annual budget statement was announced by the Minister of Finance on October 11 2016. The minister confirmed Ireland's commitment to the 12.5% corporation tax rate...

Ireland’s "National Recovery Plan 2011-2014" was released on 24 November last.

Capital investment in Ireland's critical infrastructure is key against backdrop of Ireland's strong fiscal position and in advance of the British Government triggering formal Brexit talks by March 2017.

Banks will also need to act fast and in a concerted manner.

Emergency banking legislation that was introduced two years ago to give the Irish Minister for Finance extensive powers in the restructuring and recapitalisation of banks has been extended.

This briefing outlines a number of the recent developments in the CLO space and considers how the Irish regulatory regime might mitigate some of the impact of Brexit for UK collateral managers.

The Irish Government's spring/summer legislation Programme is ambitious. 49 priority pieces of legislation (Bills) were announced in January 2018, as part of the new legislative session.

The Minister for Finance confirmed that Ireland would change its corporate tax residency rules to restrict the ability of Irish incorporated companies to be treated as non-Irish resident.

Over the course of the past year, the importance of foreign direct investment (FDI) to Ireland’s economic turnaround has been self-evident.

Ireland has availed of a loan facility by the IMF/ECB/EFSF "Troika" in the amount of €67.5bn.

On Tuesday 7 October, the Irish Budget was presented to the Irish Parliament. The Budget focused on investment in housing and infrastructure and increasing the competitiveness...

Matheson has today welcomed the Irish Government's publication of the €116 billion National Development Plan (NDP), the most ambitious single capital spending plan it has ever published.

The 2013 Irish Budget (hereafter referred to as "Budget 2013") was announced on 6 December 2012 and included therein are several measures that are specifically relevant to the Irish fund industry.

The Credit Reporting Act 2013 (the "Act") establishes an official statutory register (the "Register") operated by the Central Bank of Ireland (the "CBI") to record the amount of credit in the Irish economy.

Bitcoin and other digital currencies are becoming increasingly popular. This has focussed the attention of governments and regulators on these non-traditional forms of payment that are increasingly

The unprecedented circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic have given rise to multiple concerns for businesses, including how they should deal ...