Ireland's finance publication, with insights on international financial services, for over 35 years
Finance Dublin provides a monthly and annual platform analysing the factors behind the evolution of Ireland's international financial services industry - with a particular focus on Ireland as a jurisdiction within the EU, and the eurozone. By providing independent evidence-based knowledge on the most important questions facing the international financial services industry, the publication is an educational and informational resource for readers.
As Ireland’s International Financial Services industry and companies continue on a rapid growth path of opportunity, Finance Dublin's role as a leading media platform for the industry grows ever more important – delivering strategic insights, available only to our subscribers, on new companies, business models, players, and on the global changes in the industry and its individual markets that are continuing apace.
Those 'strategic insights' are unique to any publication in the world, as an ongoing analysis of Ireland's international financial services industry, as they combine both global FS intelligence on the core markets that make up Ireland's international financial services industry, and Ireland's unique features as a host jurisdiction.
Finance Dublin is the industry journal dedicated to Ireland's financial services industry, one of the principal export pillars of Ireland's economy. Independent of the industry and Government, it provides a 'fourth estate' to the IFS industry. It informs and updates readers each month on the companies, decisionmakers and views of the thought leaders working in Ireland's financial services industry, one of the most dynamic financial centres in the world. Finance Dublin is available online in E-paper, pdf and in html formats.
Editorial Calendar for 2023
Each edition of Finance Dublin published is designed to support, explain and highlight the global leading sectors such as corporate and investment banking, structured finance, aircraft leasing, international insurance, global custody, securities trading, international fintech and funds, securities, and ETF listings. Each edition of Finance Dublin publishes, the Irish Tax Monitor, a rich harvest for commentary on Tax. 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.
MAY 2023: (Vol. 28 No.3) The Finance Dublin Deals of the Year Awards 2023 - See the last Awards edition. The Deals of the Year Awards recognise the best in class Irish corporate finance deals each year and profiles the leading deal makers and advisers in the Irish market and also serves to highlight the world class professional services expertise that exists to service Ireland's corporate and financial services sectors.
The engagement of financing in housing, development, green finance and industrial sectors such as agribusiness, healthcare, agribusiness, and engineering are evident across the board in the 239 nominations for the Finance Dublin deals of the Year Awards 2023. The nominations for the Finance Dublin Deals of the Year reflect the further development of Ireland’s corporate finance advisory industry.
Last year saw a range of outstanding transactions involving Irish corporates, with the reshaping of the Irish banking market providing, for example, fertile ground for deals. The depth of corporate legal and corporate finance expertise in Ireland’s professional advisory industry is evident across the Awards’ five Categories of focus, with globally significant transactions featuring across M&A, Equity Capital Markets, Debt Capital Markets, Loans & Financing and Financial Services.
JUNE 2023: (Vol. 28 No.4) The Finance Dublin Quarterly 'Funds Monitor' featuring the insights of a Roundtable of leading thought leaders in the Asset Management and Investment Funds industry. See here for more information.
The editorial sections in each edition of Finance Dublin are designed to support, explain and highlight the global leading sectors such as corporate and investment banking, structured finance, aircraft leasing, international insurance, global custody, securities trading, international fintech and funds, securities, and ETF listings. Each edition of Finance Dublin publishes, the Irish Tax Monitor, a rich harvest for commentary on Tax 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.
JULY 2023: (Vol. 28 No.5)
AUGUST 2023: (Vol. 28 No.6)
SEPTEMBER 2023: (Vol. 28 No.7)
OCTOBER 2023: (Vol. 28 No.8) The Finance Dublin Quarterly 'Funds Monitor' featuring the insights of a Roundtable of leading thought leaders in the Asset Management and Investment Funds industry. See here for more information.
The editorial sections in each edition of Finance Dublin are designed to support, explain and highlight the global leading sectors such as corporate and investment banking, structured finance, aircraft leasing, international insurance, global custody, securities trading, international fintech and funds, securities, and ETF listings.
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.
NOVEMBER 2023: (Vol.28 No.9) Contact editorial department directly for a more detailed breakdown of the stories in this edition. The editorial sections in each edition of Finance Dublin are designed to support, explain and highlight the global leading sectors such as corporate and investment banking, structured finance, aircraft leasing, international insurance, global custody, securities trading, international fintech and funds, securities, and ETF listings.
DECEMBER 2023 : (Vol. 28 No.10)
Finance Dublin Investment Funds Ireland Report, 2024, Global Strategies in Asset Management. Incorporating The Finance Dublin Quarterly 'Funds Monitor'. Please visit the latest edition here. And once again, the monthy Irish Tax Monitor.
THE FINANCE DUBLIN YEARBOOK 2024 - The Yearbook, first published in 1991, is an unique showcase for Ireland's Financial Services industry - profiling in one volume the depth and excellence of the industry, quoted by industry bodies, IDA Ireland, Taoiseachs and Government Ministers over the years in their promotion of FDI in IFS in Ireland. The Finance Dublin Yearbook has a special position in the annual cycle of Finance Dublin, reflecting the story of the past year and the outlook for Ireland's IFS industry.
The Finance Dublin Yearbook enhances the wealth of company material in the Yearbook, as well as providing companies with a platform to advertise their offerings. Both the Finance Dublin Annual Accountancy Survey and Finance Dublin Annual Deals of the Year feature in the annual Yearbook. The Directory Section of the Yearbook highlights the global leading clusters and companies that exist in the jurisdiction. The editorial sections are designed to support, explain and highlight the global leading sectors such as aircraft leasing, international insurance, global custody, securities trading, corporate and investment banking, structured finance, international fintech and funds, securities, and ETF listings.
The Review & Outlook section of the Finance Dublin Yearbook 2023 provides an annual perspective on the evolution of Ireland's international financial services industry, as one exceptional circumstance, the Covid-19 pandemic, is replaced by a crisis of potentially even greater import - the war on Ukraine. The impact of these events on the evolution of FS are profound, yet there is great positivity underlying the stories, trends and developments across the sectors in finance.
Finance Dublin Top 20 Accountancy Survey - "The 2023 Finance Dublin Accountancy Fee Income survey with the exclusive insights of the managing partners of the Top 7 firms will be included in the issue.
The Yearbook's Professional Services Guide provides a showcase of the legal, auditing and taxation and finance advisory services available using Ireland as a platform, highlighting specialist advisor expertise in the Yearbook's Who's Who Section. It provides insights into the evolving shape of the industry, and its players, both individual and corporate against the background of the evolving events in the IFS markets such as banking, investment funds, asset management, insurance, corporate and structured finance, treasury and trading.
Please click here to visit the Professional Services Guide (Who's Who); and Please click here to see the current edition of The Finance Dublin Yearbook.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2024 : (Vol. 29 No.1) Nominations edition for the Deals of the Year 2024 - winners to be announced in the May (2024) edition.
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The Finance Dublin Professional Services Guide - Legal, Tax & Actuarial Guide click here;
The Monthly Finance Dublin Tax Monitor - click here;
Aviation Finance - our world-leading publication on the financing and economics of air transport - 3 p.c. of global GDP;
FINANCEjobs.ie - the careers and jobs website of Finance magazine & Finance Dublin;
The Financial Centres Summit, Dublin, Ireland;
The Aviation Finance Conference, Dublin, Ireland;
The Finance Dublin Quarterly 'Funds Monitor';
The 'monthly' Finance Dublin Irish Tax Monitor; and
The Dillon Eustace Regulatory Quarterly Update .
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