FinanceDublin.com - Robust governance the key to handling the constant flux of the regulatory agenda

With what seems like an endless conveyor belt of cross-sectoral and sector-specific regulatory reforms Mason Hayes Curran’s Liam Flynn writes that firms need to establish robust governance structures, at entity, team and project level, to ensure satisfactory regulatory outcomes, in view of the next stages, which will include the CBI’s CPC in 2025.

The financial regulatory agenda is in constant flux. Since the Crisis of 2008-2011, the pendulum has moved globally towards intensive and intrusive regulation. Ireland is no exception in this regard, and Irish regulated firms can expect to implement at least one substantial cross-sectoral regulatory reform process annually while also dealing with a continuous flow of sector-specific reforms.

In 2023, firms concentrated on implementing individual accountability and senior manageme....

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