YEARBOOK & DIRECTORY
IFSC 40th Anniversary
Finance Dublin will mark the 40th Anniversary of the IFSC in 2027 (July) with two editions of the Finance Dublin Yearbook, the first, in January, previewing 2027, and looking forward to 2028 and beyond. The second, in July, marking the actual date that trading commenced in 1987, will provide an historical perspective on the events of the forty years that have fundamentally shaped what the International Financial Services Centre has today become, such as the global financial crisis of 2007-8.
It will also trace the history of its evolution as illustrated in the annual editions of the Finance Dublin Yearbook, (See the Archive here) focussing in particular on the pillar companies, banks, and institutions that have been critical to its evolution, and that today remain core parts of the IFSC as its exciting future beckons.
Please contact us to find out more about how your firm can become involved at: info@financedublin.com
IRELAND: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTRE
Welcome to the online edition of the Finance Dublin Yearbook, an annual publication of Finance Dublin. It complements the monthly publications, providing a forward-looking overview of key developments in Ireland as a financial services jurisdiction, and its vital parts, its companies and people, providing a 'Who's Who' and reference guide to those vital parts.
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 2026 Epaper edition is the 33rd annual edition of the Yearbook, which was first published in 1992. If you have a subscription to Finance Dublin you can access the back issues here. Click HERE to see the ONLINE E Paper EDITION of the Yearbook (Subscription required).
IFS COMPANIES GUIDE & DIRECTORY
The FINANCE DUBLIN International Financial Services companies Directory profiles hundreds of companies from over 50 jurisdictions operating from the Republic of Ireland. The profiles provide an unique compilation of the histories of these institutions, both in Ireland and in their home countries of origin. The search function in the online guide provides profiles of firms delivering cross border services across many financial services markets including banking, aircraft leasing, asset management, securities and investment fund services, structured finance, asset finance, insurance, reinsurance, life, and captive insurance from the jurisdiction.
IFS REGULATORY, STATE, AND REPRESENTATIVE BODIES
The Yearbook's listings of Regulatory, State and Representative Bodies are industry associations, and bodies, many of whom are affiliated to other EU bodies representing sectors of the international financial services (IFS) industry industry at EU level.
These entries are updated to reflect major events of significance that the bodies in the IFS section of the Yearbook have driven, and have been part of. These updates are based on articles in the columns of Finance Dublin during the course of each year and the annually updated information on the principal international financial services bodies and associations by Finance Dublin with the inputs of the relevant organisations.
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THE FINANCE DUBLIN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES GUIDE
Ireland is host to some of the world's leading professional advisory practices with some of the top global advisers in a range of specialist financial services disciplines, including aircraft leasing, asset management, structured finance, insurance and multinational corporate taxation in a leading common law jurisdiction that is also a member of the European Union. Click here.
The Finance Dublin Yearbook includes the Finance Dublin Professional Services Guide & Directory. It is the unique resource of specialist expertise across a comprehensive range of financial services disciplines for the jurisdiction.
It is designed to be of use to dealmakers and service providers seeking to structure solutions based on the jurisdiction's legal and tax frameworks, for example in asset management and fund administration, insurance, aircraft financing and many other services. (These are listed in the "My IFSC" section, with listings of service providers in over 200 financial service categories).
The Finance Dublin Professional Services Guide complements the A-Z listings of companies in the Yearbook.