Regulatory focus on UCITS liquidity management

The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has written to UCITS management companies detailing actions required of management to critically review their liquidity risk management frameworks.

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Spring 2021 Newsletter: Irish Funds

The Spring 2021 edition of the Irish Funds Newsletter is now available with updates on a wide range of topics.

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SFDR - March 10th is not the end game

ESG & Sustainable Finance, PwC Ireland

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The EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) – preparing for compliance

The EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) will apply from 10 March 2021.

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Brexit - end of transition period

Statement by the CBI on 1st January 2021 marking the end of Brexit transition period.

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Central Bank publishes outcome of thematic review of fund management companies

The Central Bank of Ireland has published the outcome of a thematic review of the implementation of its framework for governance, management and oversight in fund management companies (FMCs).

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Hedgeweek 2020 report on the Irish Funds Industry

Topics range from ETFs to Private Equity and Private Funds

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Due diligence on-site visits by Fund Service Providers in the context of COVID-19.

On 16 June 2020, the Central Bank published a statement setting out its expectations as regards due diligence arrangements and periodic on-site visits by Fund Services Providers to outsourcing service providers and delegates in the context of COVID-19.

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Investment funds and ongoing market uncertainty due to Covid-19

​The Central Bank of Ireland issued an industry letter on April 30th 2020 about measures related to investment funds in the light of the ongoing market uncertainty due to Covid-19.

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Regulatory Flexibility

Regulator to allow limited regulatory flexibility as regards requirements applicable to securities markets, investment management and investment firms, in the light of current challenges.

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