The Belgian federal government has introduced a new 10% capital gains tax that applies retroactively to gains realized from January 1, 2026. This tax change directly impacts funds registered for marketing in Belgium, requiring immediate updates to their Belgian country supplements to ensure compliance with the new regulations.

Ms. Justice Leonie Reynolds handed down a decision yesterday in the case of Reilly –v- Iconic Newspapers Ltd which is very helpful for media organisations...

In order to market and distribute a fund or manage the assets of a fund in Australia, fund managers must be authorised or licenced by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission ("ASIC")...

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In this short video, Muireann Reedy looks at the Central Bank of Ireland's powers to conduct investigations into suspected market abuse and the sanctions which it can impose.

In the second episode in our video series, Cillian and Áine discuss the impact of the recently published European Commission guidance and the ESA proposals to amend SFDR...

The Cayman Islands Government has announced that the date on which the Data Protection Law 2017 ("DPL") will be brought into force is now 30 September 2019.

Amendments have been published to the Guidance Notes on the Prevention and Detection of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in the Cayman Islands, December 2017 version.

On September 24, 2018, the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) published a notice confirming and extending the deadlines for the appointment and notification by funds ...

The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) has now published statistics for the numbers of private investment funds registered with them across various categories and in aggregate as at the end of 2017.

In the latest edition of Finance Dublin, David Walsh examines EU proposals aimed at increasing the use of ESG factors in investment decisions.

The Central Bank of Ireland has published a revised AIF Rulebook introducing changes expected to position Ireland as a preferred domicile for private asset funds. Legal experts from Dillon Eustace discuss the key modifications in the updated rulebook and provide insights into the new pan-European loan origination framework.

The FCA issued a release on 27th March confirming the extension of the notification window for the TPR until the end of 11 April 2019.

Outlined below is a short explanatory video of the Central Bank of Ireland's Administrative Sanctions Procedure ("ASP").

In this three-part video series, Cillian Bredin and Áine McCarthy consider the impact for fund management companies of the recently issued European Commission guidance on the SFDR...

In this three-part video series, Etain de Valera and Shane Coveney provide an overview of some of the key reforms being made to the AIFMD and UCITS frameworks.

In this three-part video series, Etain de Valera and Shane Coveney provide an overview of some of the key reforms being made to the AIFMD and UCITS frameworks.

Ireland will introduce an ATAD-compliant interest limitation rule, the timing of which will be determined following further engagement with the European Commission.

Since the inception of the financial services industry in Ireland many of Japan's leading asset managers have either established UCITS ...

In this three-part video series, Etain de Valera and Shane Coveney provide an overview of some of the key reforms being made to the AIFMD and UCITS frameworks.