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In our latest Company Law: Back to Basics episode, Suzanne Kearney and Dr Tom Courtney discuss ‘Piercing the Corporate Veil'. They discuss the benefits of a company having separate legal...

The Employment Law Group at Arthur Cox frequently advises English based employers on employment law and industrial relations issues relating to their Irish operations, which are often managed by English based HR professionals.

There are two broad categories of regulated investment funds in Ireland, UCITS and AIFs.

The Guidelines will become effective two months after publication on ESMA's website.

Now that trustees and employers have had time to consider the impact of the European Union (Occupational Pension Schemes) Regulations 2021 (the "Regulations") ...

On 14 May, EIOPA launched its fourth stress test exercise for the European insurance sector. The purpose of this regular exercise is to assess insurers' vulnerabilities ...

Richard Ryan and Patrick Horan from our Competition & Regulated Markets team contributed the chapter on Ireland for the 2018 International Comparative Legal Guide to Merger Control.

In the latest episode from our new Company Law: Back to Basics podcast series Tom Courtney, Aisling Carey and I discuss some of the issues frequently encountered in relation to director and shareholder meetings.

Fraud, asset misappropriation and money laundering are among the top five economic crimes reported by Irish companies in the past two years.

The Employment Equality Act 1998 (Section 20A) (Gender Pay Gap Information) (Amendment) Regulations 2025 have been signed into law.

In this video, Sarah McCague, Partner in our Pensions and Employee Benefits Group, talks us through the proposed timeline of the new Pension Auto-Enrolment Bill and what employers can do now to prepare.

The Minister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys, has published an updated Code of Practice on Determining Employment Status. The purpose of the Code of Practice is to set out the key characteristics that...

The Workplace Relations Commission published its annual report for 2023. The report sets out information on the adjudication, mediation, conciliation services provided by the WRC in 2023.

The Energy (Windfall Gains in the Energy Sector) (Cap on Market Revenues) Act 2023 provided for certain entities to make returns to the CRU not later than December 2023.

Following approval from the European Parliament of the 2-year delay in the adoption of sector-specific European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and ESRS for certain non-EU companies operating...

An AIF can currently take one of five legal forms: unit trust, investment company, common contractual fund ("CCF"), investment limited partnership ("ILP") and Irish collective asset-management vehicle ("ICAV"). Each form of AIF may have open-ended, closed-ended or limited liquidity funds. A comparison of the different structures is set out in the table below.

Cormac Commins, Partner in our Asset Management and Investment Funds Group, has authored an article for Finance Dublin looking at the past 16 years of ETFs in Europe, how the environment for ETFs has evolved and what can be done to increase flows into European ETFs.