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The rise of Irish management companies (Mancos) show few signs of abating, with assets under management continuing to climb and private equity behemoths like the Carlyle Group looking to cash in on the trend.

CBI puts Irish UCITS firms on notice, warning in a Dear Chair Letter that they must do more to bolster their Liquidity Risk Management (LRM) frameworks before the end of the year.

CBI this week warned that UCITS firms must do more to bolster their Liquidity Risk Management (LRM) frameworks.

The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) warned earlier this week that asset management firms must bolster their cyber security systems.

Not only did regulators outline their top priorities, many of which they’re working on in tandem, they also cautioned that 2020 is likely to be one of their busiest, and potentially most ‘intrusive’ years yet.

As the FCA recently highlighted in a report on the selection and use of asset management portfolio tools, ‘processes and controls, particularly in risk model oversight and contingency planning’ are required. What does this mean for UCITS regulated firms?

The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) yesterday issued its 28th Edition of the Central Bank UCITS Q&A, with few major changes from the last edition, published on 15 July 2019.

CBI issued a “Dear CEO” letter raising concerns that regulated firms might not be adequately identifying and mitigating market conduct risks.

AQMETRICS Regulatory Reporting Round-up January 2020

The Adminovate conference, at Trinity College Dublin, aims to create the inspiration for innovation in the Fund Administration.

Central Bank of Ireland shares key priorities for 2020 with a focus on conduct regulation, consumer protection and liquidity.