Finance Dublin | Vol: 23 | Issue: 1
January issue Editorial: Challenges of the ‘Goldilocks’ economy
2018...Loading: Funds industry focus on efficiency and costs will sharpen in 2018
2018...Loading: The EU Commission is now in a race against time on its FS policy priorities ahead of the 2019 European elections and Brexit
2018...Loading: Global growth set to broaden and return to long-term trend
2018...Loading: Fundamentals positive for global aviation finance in 2018
2018...Loading: International insurance flourishes as Solvency II regime beds down
2018...Loading: Regulators, investors, are putting pressure on banks, and other FS companies, to sharpen their Business Model Analysis
The Irish Tax Monitor
Developing a Belfast-Dublin IFS corridor
IDA Ireland's record year in International Financial Services
CBI’s €210,000 fine re MiFID 'client categorisation' rules was second in 2017
'Defining year' for the future of insurance regulation in Europe
The Central Bank wants greater individual manager accountability, it indicates in its response to Law Reform Commission examination of FS regulatory issues
Two technology trends likely to dominate 2018 in asset management are RegTech and investment in real-time data and analytics capabilities, helped by the demands of MiFID II - Young
Investment funds sector prominent in Financial Professional Services movements
Irish investment fund NAVs rose 3 per cent in Q3, by €59 billion, to €1,825 billion
Private equity-backed firm buys Generali PanEurope
Travelers chooses Dublin for European base after Brexit
EY Ireland acquires DKM
First Names acquired by SGG Group
Corporate Advertising Feature: Initiative Ireland's innovative funding model for housing
Corporate Feature: A comparative analysis by EY of four of the world's leading aviation finance centres

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