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Legal Updates & Insights

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    Financial Services Regulation & Compliance - Insurance April 2018

    Irish developments this month focused on the Solvency II Directive, with the CBI issuing guidance on Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) and publishing its findings on regulatory reporting under the Directive. On the European front, the European Commission published a draft delegated regulation amending securitisation calculations, while the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions...

    Financial Regulation
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    Financial Services Regulation & Compliance - Banking April 2018

    Things have been relatively quiet on the domestic front. The CBI Deputy Governor addressed the Bank's strategy for resolving non-performing loans (NPLs) & Government policy on banking remuneration was discussed. Meanwhile, EU institutions released economic updates and regulatory agendas. The European Banking Authority (EBA) proposed amendments to rules for supervisory reporting and the European...

    Financial Regulation
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    Initial Public Offerings (IPO) Law Review 2018 - Ireland

    Matthew Cole and Sheena Doggett (Corporate and M&A Partners at A&L Goodbody) provide insights into the legal and procedural IPO landscape in Ireland. First published in the 'The Initial Public Offerings Law Review' (Second Edition) by Law Business Research.

    Capital Markets - Equity
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    Merger control: Wait for any necessary competition agency approvals

    Business fined €124.5m by the European Commission for implementing a deal before getting approval

    EU, Competition & Procurement
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    Competition Law: Businesses and Trade Associations in Competition Law Cases

    A detailed article on the challenges involved in representing businesses and trade associations in competition law cases

    EU, Competition & Procurement
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    Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) (Amendment) Bill 2018

    The Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) (Amendment) Bill 2018 (the Bill) has now been published.

    Asset Management & Investment Funds
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    Friends of the Irish Environment v An Bord Pleanála

    The High Court judgment in Friends of the Irish Environment v. An Bord Pleanála (delivered on 9 March 2018 by Meenan J) decided that if a section 5 referral is made by a third party, then the owners and occupiers of the lands must be identified and served with notice of the referral, and given an opportunity to make submissions in accordance with basic fair procedures.

    Environmental & Planning
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    Asset Management & Investment Funds Q&A: April 2018

    What changes have been agreed by the EU Parliament in relation to beneficial ownership rules for Irish companies?

    Asset Management & Investment Funds
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    Asset Management & Investment Funds: EU & International Developments - April 2018

    MMFR, GDPR, ESAs report on risks and vulnerabilities, a proposed directive to protect EU whistleblowers and AML/CTF.

    Asset Management & Investment Funds
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    Asset Management & Investment Funds: Irish Practice Developments - April 2018

    Deadlines, Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) (Amendment) Bill 2018, new CBI process for RIAIF RMPs and CBI on innovation and technology.

    Asset Management & Investment Funds
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    Cheers! Ireland gets sweet deal on state aid

    The European Commission has approved, under the State Aid rules, Ireland's proposed "sugar tax" on sweetened water-based and juice-based beverages

    Brexit
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    Key steps to prepare for new Anti-Corruption legislation

    New legislation has been passed by the Irish Parliament and will soon be commenced. Irish companies, particularly those doing business in high corruption risk countries, and companies operating in Ireland should be prepared.

    White Collar Crime