FinanceDublin.com - Irish FS in a strong position to navigate short-medium term regulatory changes

The current agenda for Irish financial services firms includes two of the most significant EU regulatory initiatives in recent times – DORA and MiCAR - write Walker’s Damien Barnaville and Shane Martin. They outline the EU’s regulatory agenda, including fast-approaching developments in the areas of AML, payments, banking and funds, as well as non-financial specific changes such as the AI Act and CSRD. On the domestic front they highlight the Consumer Protection Code and the Central Bank’s project to overhaul its operating structure.

With a backdrop of changes to the political landscape in the EU, UK and France, and ahead of the coming general election in Ireland, the international financial services sector in Ireland has a full slate of regulatory initiatives to grapple with in the short-medium term.

EU financial regulatory agenda
Two of the most significant EU regulatory initiatives in recent times are quickly appearing over the horizon. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (“DORA....

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