56 financial firms entered or expanded Irish operations in 2020
Despite Covid cloud, financial services sector continues to enjoy Brexit-related growth
Fall in authorisation applications to Central Bank after Brexit planning peak
Fitness and probity applications had jumped almost 300 per cent on the first half of 2018
Asset manager Trium Capital to establish Dublin hub
Investment specialist is the latest looking to ‘Brexit-proof’ the business through Dublin
Six insurers and no new banks authorised in 2018
Level of new business approved by Central Bank low despite Brexit boost
Dublin remains top ‘Brexodus’ location ahead of Frankfurt and Paris, EY says
Some 27 financial companies have committed to moving staff or activities from UK to Republic since 2016 referendum
Lotto under pressure, Legg Mason gears up and the Mother of all Demos
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Legg Mason gears up for growth in Dublin office
Four European offices to report into Dublin operation of US fund manager
A third of European asset managers planning for ‘no deal Brexit’
PwC survey shows both Ireland and Luxembourg stand to win business if UK exits
Half of Central Bank's Brexit applications from asset managers
Regulator has received more than 100 Brexit-related applications for authorisation
Investment group First State to shift £4bn in assets to Dublin
Move a boon for Dublin as Australian fund manager prepares for Brexit
Asset manager Ashmore to open office in Ireland
Ashmore is one of a number of companies to beef up presence here ahead of Brexit
French regulator won't restrict UK fund managers
Legg Mason said uncertainty on delegation rules was a factor in its decision to open a Dublin office
Disappointing number of financials plan to come to Dublin post-Brexit
Transfers from London mainly going to Frankfurt, Luxembourg, Brussels and Paris
Executive recruiter sets up in Dublin in Brexit move
Odgers Berndtson says expansion will help its global clients address Brexit challenges
Players sit down for second hand of Brexit poker game
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Morgan Stanley to set up fund management firm in Dublin
US bank plans to apply for a MiFID licence from the Central Bank, sources say
Brexit bounce for Irish ex-politicians as businesses fret
Race to hire ‘Brexit talent’ turns to former politicians and government staff
Ireland victim of ‘black propaganda’ as Brexit jobs fight gets nasty
Rival countries highlighting negatives about Ireland, says official
Bank of America eyes space in Dublin in advance of Brexit
Wall Street bank seeks space capable of accommodating hundreds
Financial firms look to Ireland as post-Brexit option, Noonan says
Finance Minister Michael Noonan speaks at event in Singapore for St Patrick’s Day
Business Week: Brexit budget unveiled as Irish exporters brace themselves
Also in the news: banks under investigation and AIB and Ardagh prepare for IPOs
US giant Legg Mason to set up fund firm in Dublin after Brexit
Central Bank receives at least 10 insurance applications as UK prepares to leave EU
Stocktake: The problem with those closet tracker funds
Markets may be about to get nervier, Goldman Sachs has warned
Europe shares fall on disappointing economic data
US service sector slows raising market concerns of contagion to other areas
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