THE GUIDE TO INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES IN IRELAND

Welcome to the online edition of the FINANCE DUBLIN Yearbook & Directory, providing an online guide to the community of international financial services companies, arrangers and advisers that lead Ireland’s international financial services centre.

The Finance Dublin Yearbook 2018 profiles a thriving industry that is growing in depth and in diversity of business models. Aside from the publication’s core sections, its ‘A to Z ‘company profiles, and its ‘Whos Who’, State, and industry body profiles, it also provides a forum of leading players in the industry who have contributed their perspectives in a series of Roundtables. In each of the major industry segments, the Yearbook reflects the current opportunities, uncertainties, and market factors, including taxation, and Brexit.

The Yearbook is part of the annual cycle of Finance Dublin, reflecting the story of the past year and the outlook looking forward. Its Profile sections offer a substantive guide, Post-Brexit, to Repubic of Ireland FS e.g. for UK institutions charged with developing a post Brexit regulatory plan providing individual profiles of over 400 leading institutions active in the centre, including IFS companies, Professional Services Advisors, Market Infrastructures and State and Representative bodies.

The 2018 edition is the 25th annual edition of the Yearbook, which was first published in 1992, marking the first five years of the Republic of Ireland's 'IFSC' (International Financial Services Centre), established in 1987.

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IFS COMPANIES GUIDE & DIRECTORY

The FINANCE DUBLIN International Financial Services companies Directory profiles over 400 companies from over 50 jurisdictions operating from the Republic of Ireland. The search function in the online guide provides updated profiles of the firms operating in banking, aircraft leasing, asset management, securities and investment fund services, structured finance, asset finance, insurance, reinsurance, life, and captive insurance in the jurisdiction.

IFS REGULATORY, STATE, AND REPRESENTATIVE BODIES

The Yearbook's listings of Regulatory, State and Representative Bodies. The representative bodies are industry associations, and lobbies, many of whom are affiliated to other EU bodies representing sectors of the IFS industry at EU Federal levels. Representative Bodies participate at Irish Government Level in an Industry Advisory Council, which meets Government and state agency representatives on a regular basis as part of the Government's 'IFS 2020' programme.