Ian Dillon

2 weeks ago | mondaq.com | Kevin Lynch |Ian Dillon

Brickfield's Working Guide to Fund Financeis a "how to" publication aimed at lenders, lawyers, fundprofessionals and brokers seeking a comprehensive treatise on thefundamentals of fund finance. In the third part of this series, welook at legal documentation. Read part one on regulated and unregulated fundshere, and part two on the anatomy of a transactionhere. As the fund finance market is dominated by non-Irish lenders, inmost cases the facility agreement will not be governed by Irishlaw.

4 weeks ago | mondaq.com | Kevin Lynch |Ian Dillon

Brickfield's Working Guide to Fund Finance is a"how to" publication aimed at lenders, lawyers, fundprofessionals and brokers seeking a comprehensive treatise on thefundamentals of fund finance. Here we look at the anatomy of atransaction, and the essential stages to be considered. You can read part one of this guide on regulatedand unregulated funds here.

1 month ago | mondaq.com | Kevin Lynch |Ian Dillon

Brickfield's Working Guide to Fund Finance is a"how to" publication aimed at lenders, lawyers, fundprofessionals and brokers seeking a comprehensive treatise on thefundamentals of fund finance. Here we look at fund financing inIreland, and regulated and unregulated fund structures. Ireland is a leading jurisdiction for the global investmentfunds industry.

Mar 3, 2025 | lexology.com | Denise Murray |Sarah Thompson |Robert Cain |Ian Dillon |Dara Harrington |Kevin Murphy | +8 more

On 28 February 2025, the Central Bank of Ireland (Central Bank) introduced its new supervisory approach which seeks to integrate conduct, integrity and prudential supervision. The Central Bank references the evolution of its supervisory approach since it introduced risk-based supervision (PRISM) in 2011. The pace of change in the financial sector together with the additional responsibilities to supervise a changed landscape have prompted the development of this New Supervisory Approach.

Nov 7, 2024 | mondaq.com | Kevin Murphy |Tara O'reilly |Ian Dillon |Dara Harrington

Following the publication of its process clarification on 27 September 2024, the Central Bank of Ireland (the "Central Bank") has today published an Industry Communication clarifying the revised filing procedure for UCITS and AIFs to comply with upcoming pre-contractual documentation (prospectus/supplement/SFDR annex) update requirements, where applicable.