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  • Cowen signals relaxation of 'minimum activities' rules to facilitate jobs growth in Northern Ireland
  • Dublin ranked 13th international finance centre, with London, New York top
  • Opinion hardens on best options for ‘funds passport’
  • Full marks for the fast track QIF regime
  • Merrill’s Mike Ryan is new IBF president
  • Governor Hurley gives ECB viewpoint on securitisation markets turmoil
  • Europe's largest pan European pensions conference attended by over 200 delegates in Dublin
  • Conference Diary
  • Ireland as a location for credit risk transfer: lessons of the credit crisis
  • Global credit liquidity crisis seen as Dublin opportunity
  • IFSC needs to contribute to pensions debate
  • SEC Commissioner praises Ireland's regulatory system at 2007 Finance Dublin Conference
  • EU may rule on critical issue
  • FINEX Europe closes trading floor
  • Hedge fund regulation: 'Further Intervention runs risk of causing more problems': Charlie McCreevy.
  • IFSC tax yield tops €1 billion
  • Fee income soars by almost 20 p.c, with top 20 fees rising to 1.2 bilion Euro according to FINANCE Accountancy survey 2007

  • The Finance Dublin Yearbook

    Finance Dublin Yearbook 2007 - Special IFSC 20th Anniversary edition

    The Finance Dublin Yearbook & Directory of the IFSC 2007 is a special edition of the publication to mark the foundation of the IFSC in 1987.

    The Special IFSC 20th Anniversary edition of Finance Dublin Yearbook & Directory of the IFSC 2007 incorporates the following features: New cover, with gold banner "IFSC 20th anniversary edition"; It features a series of twentieth anniversary features by representatives of the state and industry bodies responsible for promoting, regulating and representing the financial centre; Directory entries for companies feature milestone highlights of their history during the years since they were established.

    In a record year for employment growth, Ireland's international financial services (IFS) sector created over 3,000 net new jobs in 2006, according to the Finance Dublin Yearbook 2007. Total employment in the three core sectors of banking, funds and insurance stood at 22,177 at end December 2006, up by 16 per cent from 19,095 on the same date a year earlier. The figures are compiled annually in a survey conducted online by Finance Dublin amongst all Irish international financial services (IFS) companies.

    Click here to order your copy.

    (The 2007 Yearbook is Sponsored by: AIB, Bank of Ireland, Better Regulation Ltd, Deloitte, Ernst & Young, Irish Banking Federation, IDA Ireland, Invest Northern Ireland, KPMG, Merrill Lynch International, State Street International, and Ulster Bank Capital Markets).


    Conferences

    The Inaugural Global Financial Services Centres Conference 2008

    (Incorporating The Finance Dublin 9th Annual Conference)

    Global Financial Centres will be the theme of the conference and speakers include EU Internal Markets Commissioner Charlie McCreevy, United States SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins, Jeffrey Owens, Head of the OECD'S Centre for Tax Policy & Administration, Professor Michael Mainelli, the inventor and developer of the Global Financial Centres Index.

    Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th June 2008,

    Dublin (The Royal Hospital Kilmainham)

    DAY ONE: Global Financial Centres: Who's Winning & Why

    DAY TWO: How Ireland Can Leverage the New Forces in Global Finance

    Contact us at conferences@fintel.org to discuss your involvement in the event.

    See details of last year's conference:

    Finance Dublin 8th Annual Conference - Developing North Atlantic Capital Markets


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