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Encouraging to see early stage IoT plays like Wia making progress.

A challenging investment environment has forced institutional investors to embrace a wide range of alternative investment strategies to achieve their performance objectives.

Launching and growing a private equity fund can be an arduous task.

The Central Bank of Ireland statistics for Q2 2012 show further growth of Irish investment funds.

In this episode of Matheson Talks Financial Regulation, Niamh Mulholland partner in the Financial Institutions Group joins Claire Scannell...

In this episode of Matheson Talks Financial Regulation, Joe Beashel and Grainne Callanan partners in the Financial Institutions Group join Claire Scannell...

The Irish Government has published a draft Bill to amend the existing Investment Limited Partnership ("ILP") law.

A Bill to amend The Investment Limited Partnerships Act, 1994, which governs the establishment and operation of regulated investment limited partnerships ("ILP")

Welcome to the September 2023 edition of our Asset Management & Investment Funds Update. In this month's edition we look at...

The Central Bank is the regulatory authority responsible for the authorisation and supervision of all regulated investment funds in Ireland. In order for a UCITS to be authorised by the Central Bank various fund.

The ICAV will offer a strategic alternative to the investment company and may also be used for establishing both UCITS and AIFs.

The European Commission (EC) has adopted the long awaited ELTIF 2.0 Delegated Regulation (RTS).

Under the EU PRIIPs Regulation "manufacturers" are required to prepare a key information document (KID) where relevant packaged retail investment products...

One of the main objectives of the Capital Markets Union ("CMU") action plan published in 2020 was to develop and promote retail investment in the EU and to make the EU an even safer place for individuals to save and invest long term.

The Minister for Finance has approved in principle the development of legislative proposals for a new corporate structure for the funds industry ("SICAV").

On 1 October this year, Dillon Eustace successfully obtained approval from the Central Bank of Ireland (the "Central Bank") for the first re-domiciliation of an investment trust from the Cayman Islands to Ireland.