The FCA issued its Policy Statement PS24/7 "Implementing the Overseas Fund Regime – Feedback to CP23/26 and final rules" on 17th July 2024. This follows the publication of details...

Partners Keith Waine and Keith Robinson contribute to The Global Legal Insights guide to: Banking Regulation 2021.

The Global Exchange Market ("GEM") of the Irish Stock Exchange will, with effect from Monday 4 April, 2016, be open for investment funds seeking to list their securities on GEM...

For over 30 years, Ireland has been one of the world's leading alternative investment fund domiciles providing a flexible alternative investment fund ("AIF") offering which can be launched quickly and within a regulated framework.

Proposed amendments to the Statutory Audit Directive may have implications for investment funds and specialist debt instruments.

These important announcements recognize Ireland's position as a leading cross-border funds centre and also signal a strengthening of the financial services links between Ireland and China...

The Irish Stock Exchange announced on the 20th January, its intention to create a dedicated exchange for aviation-related debt and other instruments.

On the 14th October, 2014, the Irish Funds Industry Association and the Asset Management Association of China signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Beijing.

Since the global financial crisis, both international and domestic financial services sectors have seen ever increasing levels of regulation and inspection and more intrusive and robust regulatory interventions.

Hear from Hannah Fenlon, Partner in our Asset Management and Investment Funds Group, as she outlines some of the benefits fund tokenization can offer managers and how well Ireland is positioned to support fund tokenization.

With just 56 days to go until the UK is expected to leave the EU on 29 March, 2019, the asset management industry has finally received confirmation that arrangements involving the delegation of portfolio management by...

The Personal Insolvency Act, 2012, which was signed into law on 26 December 2012, represents a fundamental overhaul of the personal insolvency regime in Ireland.

The Defamation Amendment Bill 2024 has just been passed by the Dáil and is now before the Seanad.

New Rules hot off the presses in relation to amendments to the Personal Injuries Act 2003 Rules of the Superior Courts (Personal Injuries Assessment Board Act 2003) 2017 (SI No 186 of 2017).

As part of their podcast series exploring the key themes shaping Ireland's funds and asset management industry, Irish Funds welcomed...

European long-term investment funds (ELTIFs) are the only type of funds dedicated to long-term investments that can be distributed across borders in the EU to both professional and retail investors.

On 20 November 2025, the European Commission published its much-anticipated proposal to overhaul the SFDR regime. These reforms are intended to simplify and reduce the burden of sustainability-related disclosures...

Recent keynote speeches from ESMA representatives and those of other key regulatory stakeholders have sent a clear message to the European funds industry as to the positive intent of such stakeholders

With effect from 1 January 2021, funds registered with FINMA for marketing in Switzerland will be required to simultaneously publish on the UCITS recognised Swiss electronic publication platform...

The FCA has reopened the window for applications under the Temporary Permissions Regime (TPR). The notification window for registrations under the TPR closes on 30 December 2020.