Central Bank Amends Its AIF Rulebook

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The Central Bank of Ireland has published a revised AIF Rulebook introducing changes expected to position Ireland as a preferred domicile for private asset funds. Legal experts from Dillon Eustace discuss the key modifications in the updated rulebook and provide insights into the new pan-European loan origination framework.

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Derbhil O'Riordan and Cillian Bredin

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Earlier this week, the Central Bank of Ireland published a revised version of its AIF Rulebook.

Hear from Dillon Eustace partner Derbhil O’Riordan on some of the changes introduced in the revised AIF Rulebook which are expected to make Ireland a domicile of choice for private asset funds.

Partner Cillian Bredin also provides an overview on the new pan-EU loan origination framework.

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