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ArticleProposals For A New Deal For ConsumersOn 11 April 2018 the European Commission published two directive proposals as part of the Commission's ‘New Deal for Consumers' ("New Deal").European UnionConsumer ProtectionDillon Eustace
ArticlePublication Of EU Taxonomy Climate Complementary Delegated Act In The Official Journal: Implications For FundsThe EU Taxonomy Regulation sets down the conditions which must be met in order for an economic activity to be considered "environmentally sustainable".European UnionFinance and BankingDillon Eustace
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ArticleNew Deal For Consumers Update - May 2018For further information on any of the issues discussed in this article please contact the related contact(s) on this page.IrelandConsumer ProtectionDillon Eustace
ArticleClient Newsletter Spring 2010 – Corporate and M&AAlmost all of the provisions of the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act came into force on 1 December, 2009. IrelandCorporate/Commercial LawDillon Eustace
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ArticleCentral Bank Findings On Its Thematic Inspection Into UCITS Performance FeesFollowing on from its recent thematic review of payment of performance fees by UCITS, the Central Bank has sent a letter (the "Letter") this week to all UCITS management companies requiring them to conduct a review ...IrelandFinance and BankingDillon Eustace
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ArticleCentral Bank Publishes Consultation Paper On Irish Domiciled Property FundsFor further information on any of the issues discussed in this publication please contact the related contact(s) on this page.IrelandFinance and BankingDillon Eustace
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ArticleHow To Set Up An AIFM In IrelandSince mid-2013, EU law has provided that an entity which eitherIrelandFinance and BankingDillon Eustace
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ArticleLoan Originating QIAIFs – Central Bank Of Ireland Offers Greater FlexibilityLoan originating QIAIFs must now limit their operations to issuing loans, participating in loans, participations in lending and to operations relating thereto, including investing in debt and equity...IrelandFinance and BankingDillon Eustace