Finance Dublin is the industry website and publication dedicated to the international financial services industry. It informs readers on the companies, trends, developments and thought leaders in IFS. The publication and website provides a platform analysing the factors behind the evolution of Ireland's international financial services industry - the only fully Common Law Financial Services Jurisdiction in the EU after Brexit. In providing insightful commentary and analysis on the stories of the international financial services industry, and the forces, problems, and preoccupations driving it, the publication is a high level resource read by decision makers.
Finance Dublin is the industry journal dedicated to Ireland's financial services industry, a principal export pillar of Ireland's economy, the fastest growing in Western Europe, in many respects on account of its fast growing IFS industry. Independent of the industry and Government, it provides a 'fourth estate' to the Irish IFS industry, and the European and global forces driving it. It informs and updates readers on the companies, decisionmakers and views of the thought leaders working in the global cross border financial services industry. Finance Dublin is available online in epaper and in html.
Finance Dublin's Funds Monitor was launched in 2021, featuring the insights of a Roundtable of leading thought leaders in the Asset Management and Investment Funds industry. See here for more information and the lastest edition.
The Finance Dublin Deals of the Year Awards 2024 - See the latest Awards edition. See also Finance Dublin's Investment Funds Ireland Report, 'A black swan' year for Ireland's investment funds industry and The Finance Dublin Corporate Banking in Ireland Report.
Please see The Dillon Eustace Regulatory Updates here.
The Irish Tax Monitor, a rich harvest for commentary on Tax, is published every month in Finance Dublin. The Irish Tax Monitor delivers a focus on tax advice, delivered by leading professional writers in the tax field in Ireland. Its aim is to produce a publication that delivers practical tax guidance to decision makers in the broad corporate and IFS sectors. It also focuses forensically on global events, developments and initiatives likely to impact on Irish companies. Please contact us at marketing@financedublin.com if you would like further information as to how to become a contributor of the Tax Monitor.
A Brief History:- Finance Dublin was merged with Finance Magazine in 2009, maintaining the continuous analysis of finance provided by its publisher, Fintel Publications, since June 1987, when the first issue of Finance Magazine was published. We are proud to be celebrating 40 years of publication in June of 2027. Fintel as a publishing company has pioneered seminal ideas in finance since its foundation in 1987, having been one of the very first forums in the world to bring attention to anomalous pricing issues in the run up to the global financial crisis (2006). It also has been credited with being the first publication to seriously question pricing levels in the Irish housing market (in 2000, and before). Its publication Aviation Finance, established in 2011, is a leading aviation finance industry publication, serving one of the most global of industries.
Steady growth in Finance Dublin Readership
Click here to View Finance Dublin's latest Readership Data (Quarter 1 of 2024). Online paying subscribers' circulation: c. 15,000 people per month (estimated, based on employee numbers in subscribing institutions, and readership logs and surveys of 'open rates' of emailed monthly e-paper and HTML e-zine). *Viewed Circulation (excluding robots).
Our Web Advertising offers include exclusive month-long Banner and Rectangle adverts running on the Finance Dublin and Finance Magazine, and Finance Dublin e-zine (rich text subscriber email), and Finance Dublin Homepages.
'Sponsored articles/content' on the homepage of FinanceDublin.com are another option.
For examples see:
Irish corporate M&A at all time high... written by Citi; And an Objectway Corporate Advertising feature here.
And from Accenture 'Reinventing operations in asset management - what Accenture’s research is saying'; and another sponsored Citi article here - 'Green corporate banking - sustainability is meeting finance in a fundamental sense'.
Please contact us and we can email you more examples of previous online advertisements.
The Finance Dublin Yearbook
The Review & Outlook section of the latest edition profiles the Republic of Ireland's recently enhanced position as the EU's foremost 'common law' jurisdiction for finance and financial services. Aside from the publication’s editorial sections, its ‘Whos Who’ & Professional Services Guide, its ‘A to Z ‘ IFS company profiles, and its Sovereign, Regulatory and industry body profiles, it provides an unique platform for innovation and world-leading thought leadership.
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, providing dynamic profiles of people, companies, and institutions who are active in the jurisdiction, including FS companies, Professional Services Advisers, Market Infrastructures and State and Representative bodies.
The current in-print edition is the 30th annual edition of the Yearbook (2023), which was first published in 1992.
Advertising, Sponsorship and online website opportunities are available to target this senior corporate decisionmaking demographic. For further details/advertising rates for the next epaper & online edition please phone 353 1 293 0566, or email us directly with your specific queries to marketing@financedublin.com
To 2025 and beyond' - the big issues facing global financial services
The Financial Centres Summit, FCSDublin, in 2019 focused on Ireland's emerging lead role within EU27 as an alternative location for UK based FS businesses and how its businesses, institutions and professional advisers provided a global financial services bridge for Europe, Britain, the US, and the transatlantic partnership, as well as the world as one, including China, (Austral) Asia, Africa and the Americas.
Over fifty inspiring speakers from the coalface of IFS and aviation finance addressed our two parallel Conferences - The Aviation Finance Conference 2019 and The Financial Centres Summit 2019.
Read the Social Media about the two Conferences on our Summit Homepage Social Media feed on Twitter here.
Read the Social Media about it on our Summit Homepage Social Media feed on Twitter here and here;
The Finance Dublin Funds Monitor; The Finance Dublin Tax Monitor - click here; The Dillon Eustace Regulatory Updates here.For details of forthcoming advertising & sponsorship opportunities you can phone or email Martina Bermingham at: marketing@financedublin.com or 353 1 293 0566. To discuss editorial please email Dustin O'Neill or via phone +353 1 293 0566. Thank you