FIRM SEARCHES

Firm:

Any Firm A&L Goodbody LLP Accenture Addleshaw Goddard (Ireland) LLP Albany Beck Alter Domus (Ireland) Limited Arthur Cox LLP BDO in Ireland Bridge Fund Management Limited Browne Jacobson Ireland LLP Byrne Wallace Shields LLP Cafico International DAC Beachcroft Dechert Deloitte Ireland LLP Dentons Ireland LLP Dillon Eustace LLP DLA Piper Ireland LLP DWF Dublin EisnerAmper Ireland Eversheds Sutherland LLP EY Financial Services EY Law Ireland Flynn O'Driscoll LLP Forvis Mazars FS taxation fscom FTI Treasury Grant Thornton Hainault Capital Limited Hayes Solicitors LLP IQ-EQ JTC Group KPMG KPMG Law LLP Lavelle Partners LLP Law Debenture (Ireland) Limited Link Asset Services LK Shields Solicitors LLP Maples Group Mason Hayes & Curran LLP Matheson LLP McCann FitzGerald LLP Milliman Nexus Taxation O'Donovan Stewart Corporate Services Ocorian Limited Ogier Pinsent Masons Ireland PwC RDJ LLP RSM Ireland Simmons & Simmons Taylor Wessing TMF Group Ireland Vistra Walkers (Ireland) LLP William Fry LLP Willis Towers Watson

---

PRACTICE SEARCHES

Practice Area/Group:

Any practice area Actuarial Services AIFM Management Alternative Investments Audit and advisory Aviation/Asset Finance Banking Banking & Finance/Capital Markets Banking and Capital Markets CFO Advisory Services Commercial Financial Litigation/Dispute Resolution Commercial Real Estate Company Secretarial Services Consulting Corporate and M&A Corporate Finance Corporate Finance/M&A Corporate Services Corporate Treasury Data, Commercial & Technology Debt Employment Financial Services Audit & Advisory Financial Services Regulation Financial Services Technology Fintech Fund Services Hedge Insolvency and Corporate Recovery Insolvency and Dispute Resolution Insurance & Reinsurance Intellectual Property Investment Funds & Asset Management Leasing Litigation and Dispute Resolution Media & Entertainment Law Multinationals / Corporates Private Equity Projects & Construction Property Real Assets Real Estate Securities Structured Finance Taxation Transaction Advisory Services

FIRMS & ADVISERS LISTS

See a comprehensive list of firms providing services to global clients in Ireland listed in The Finance Dublin Professional Services Guide

Click here for the list of advisers appearing in the 'Who's Who' section of the Finance Dublin Professional Services Guide.

---

FINANCE DUBLIN ISSUES, ARTICLES & PUBLICATIONS

• The March issue of Finance Dublin
• BDO Ireland has appointed four new partners as the firm continues to expand its expertise and strengthen its leadership team
• The March issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• South East Technological University (SETU) is currently recruiting for three key leadership roles
• The February issue of Finance Dublin
• The February Irish Tax Monitor
• The December issue of Finance Dublin
• The December issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• Paul Atkins set to return to lead the US Securities & Exchange Commission
• The November issue of Finance Dublin - and food for thought for the incoming Irish Government re the US-Ireland economic relationship
• The November Irish Tax Monitor
• Government publishes first in depth review of the Irish investment funds sector ever undertaken, titled "Funds Sector 2030"

• The October issue of Finance Dublin
• The October issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The September issue of Finance Dublin
• The September issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The August issue of Finance Dublin
• The August issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• Ireland's economy 2024-34 - a pre election assessment of the economics and the politics of the Republic of Ireland
• Finance Dublin Yearbook 2024
• The July issue of Finance Dublin
• The July issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The June issue of Finance Dublin
• The June issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• 'Ireland will have to speak more loudly to ensure its voice and the common law tradition are heard'
• The April Issue of Finance Dublin
• The April issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The March issue of Finance Dublin
• The March issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The February issue of Finance Dublin
• The February 2024 issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The December 2023 issue of the Finance Dublin Funds Monitor
• The December issue of Finance Dublin
• The December issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The November issue of Finance Dublin
• In the November issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The October issue of Finance Dublin
• In the latest issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• The Finance Dublin Yearbook 2023
• How to proceed under Unshell uncertainty
• Preparing for the Unshell Directive
• Updates to R&D Tax Credit regime require attention
• Tax Strategy Group Papers hint at new hypothesis about the accelerating growth of Irish CT revenues
• Prospect of double taxation for Irish-US multinational corporation tax payers addressed in the July issue of the Irish Tax Monitor
• ESG and Wealth Management
• The July issue of Finance Dublin
• In the July Irish Tax Monitor
• The June issue of Finance Dublin
• Insurance companies are coming to terms with widespread misunderstanding of the sector
• In the June 2023 Irish Tax Monitor
• The May Issue of Finance Dublin
• Finance Dublin Deals of the Year 2023 award for Eirgrid's Celtic Interconnector with its French counterpart, RTÉ
• basis.point: Irish funds industry raises €4.1 million helping 40,000 young people
• July issue Editorial: The history of finance
• The April Issue of Finance Dublin
• The Irish Tax Monitor
• The mooted 'Top up Tax' ('QDTT')
• 'Land Value Sharing' changes questioned
• Despite the updated Revenue Guidance the classification of foreign entities for tax purposes remains determinable by case law
• Minister puts international marketing of IFS at top of her agenda in interview in Finance Dublin, February
• Preparing for the Unshell Directive
• How to proceed under Unshell uncertainty
• The factors shaping 2023 for the asset management industry
• The Irish Tax Monitor
• CJEU ruling establishes national tax rules as basis for analysis of state aid
• As ISE assesses the threat to Dublin for primary equity listings, the Exchequer faces a parallel disappearance of its 1 p.c. stamp duty revenue on transactions
• As ISE assesses the threat to Dublin for primary equity listings, the Exchequer faces a parallel disappearance of its 1 p.c. stamp duty revenue on transactions