
Multiple growth drivers boost Ireland’s Funds Industry
There are a number of encouraging developments in Ireland that would, on the surface, appear to place it on a strong footing to further enhance

There are a number of encouraging developments in Ireland that would, on the surface, appear to place it on a strong footing to further enhance

ML Capital, one of Ireland's leading management company groups, has grown to exceed EUR3 billion of AUM over the last 12 months. The growth trajectory

The Irish Government is keen to embrace the FinTech revolution as is evidenced by its IFS2020 strategy for International Financial Services, which aims to create

Alternative fund managers have had a myriad of regulatory change to contend with over recent years. In the early stages, many chose to take on

Dublin's International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) employs over 38,000 people and is home to some of the world's leading financial institutions; industry stalwarts such as

Irish Funds is working with industry participants and Deloitte to develop a blockchain proof of concept for regulatory reporting. The project, which will focus on
BrickVest, the London-based online real estate investment marketplace, has been granted a Full-Scope FCA Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFM) License with cross border passporting rights

Bill Prew (pictured), CEO of Indos Financial, the independent depositary firm, writes that the UK government has finally revealed its Brexit position. “Any chance of

Ancoa, a provider of contextual surveillance and analytics for exchanges, regulators, buy- and sell-side firms, has been selected by Energie Steiermark to monitor trading activity

A majority of eight to three of the Supreme Court judges has found in favour of Gina Miller’s (pictured) campaign that the UK Government cannot