GUIDE TO STATE, REGULATORY AND INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVE BODIES

The FINANCE DUBLIN International Financial Services Bodies Directory This section of the Yearbook online has two parts: the State & Regulatory Bodies section, and the Representative Bodies section. The Yearbook's listings of Regulatory and State Bodies include the Taoiseach (Prime Minister)'s office, the Department of Finance, the Central Bank of Ireland, a constituent member of the Eurosystem, and state promotional bodies, IDA Ireland and Enterprise Ireland. The Representative Bodies are industry associations, and lobbies, many of whom are affliliated to other EU and international bodies representing sectors of the IFS industry.

These entries are annually updated to reflect major events of significance that the bodies in these sections of the Yearbook have driven, and have been part of. These updates reference evolving coverage in Finance Dublin during the course of the 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.

The Listings for the State & Regulatory Bodies section, and the Representative Bodies section can be accessed by clicking on the buttons below.

STATE, REGULATORY AND INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVE BODIES IN FINANCE DUBLIN

The bodies listed in this section of the Yearbook online, the State & Regulatory Bodies section, and the Representative Bodies section all feature in the monthly editions of Finance Dublin during the course of the year. To obtain an overview of these articles, many featuring authors from the institutions themselves, as well as features by expert commentators, the Article Search in Finance Dublin can be used. The Yearbook's listings of Regulatory, State and Representative Bodies include the Department of Finance, the Central Bank of Ireland, a constituent member of the Eurosystem, the state promotional bodies, IDA Ireland and Enterprise Ireland, the judicial and enforcement arms of the State, including the Courts, and statutory judicial bodies such as the Tax Appeals Commission, the Law Reform Commission, and the security services.

The representative bodies are industry associations, and lobbies, many of whom are affliliated to other EU bodies and international bodies representing sectors of the IFS industry. The columns of Finance Dublin feature regular analytical contributions from the expert executive staffs of these institutions as well as Industry leaders and office holders of the representative bodies during the year.