It's aims are as follows:

1. To promote clarity in finding the best path forward, following the impact this momentous decision will have on the lives of Irish people in ways that are still incalculable and unknown.

2. Given that Finance and Financial Services is of such central importance to Ireland's economy, The Finance Dublin Brexit Centrewill be a 'go-to' point for original information on Brexit's impact on Irish financial services and the IFSC, and their implications in the wider economy.

3. This will include its impact on legislation, regulation, financial services sectors, including insurance, funds, Fintech, banking, asset finance, the aircraft leasing and financing sector, and Tax. The Irish Tax Monitor will continue to provide leadership and insights on the Brexit situation as it evolves.

4. In the Tax sphere, and in respect of legal and regulatory consequences it will provide a renewed focus for the development of evidence-based and enlightened policies for finance within Europe, embracing EU member states and our neighbour states, notably the UK, in the wider European community, as what will now be the leading English speaking common law member state within the EU.

The Finance Dublin Brexit Centre will also act as a forum for articles and commentary from the financial services and professional services industry on the above topics, as well as public service members, and we invite contributions. Please email us in relation to the above at: info@financedublin. com. To access the Brexit Centre please click on this link.