Aug 2023

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Domestically, the CBI has published a discussion paper on macroprudential policy for investment funds and is seeking feedback via a public consultation. At European level, the European Parliament and the Council have reached provisional political agreement on reform of the AIFMD and UCITS directive.

Aug 2023

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Domestically, the Department of Finance has published the results of its consultation under the Credit Servicers Directive. At European level, the ECB has announced forthcoming changes to the TIPS pricing structure.

Aug 2023

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Domestically, a statutory instrument recognising the status of dematerialised securities under Irish company law has been passed. At European level, the European Parliament and the Council have reached provisional political agreement on reforms enhancing market data transparency under MiFIR and MiFID.

Aug 2023

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On 28 July 2023, the Court of Appeal gave its judgment in The People (DPP) v Palfinger Ireland Limited [2023] IECA 217. The Court reviewed the sentence imposed by Limerick Circuit Court in October 2022. Read more here.

Aug 2023

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In our fourth instalment of the Sustainability reporting standards series, it follows the recent adoption of the ESRS by the European Commission. We take a look at the key changes made by the European Commission to the version of the ESRS published by EFRAG in November 2022.

Aug 2023

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Mac Interiors Limited (the Company), a Northern Ireland-incorporated company, has become the first company incorporated outside the Irish State (and the EU) to have an examiner appointed under the examinership regime provided for in section 509 of the Companies Act 2014 (the 2014 Act).

Aug 2023

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On 12 July 2023, the UK Supreme Court delivered its much-anticipated judgment in Philipp v Barclays Bank UK PLC[1], ruling unanimously in favour of Barclays Bank UK PLC (the Bank), and providing clarity on the ‘Quincecare duty’.[2] 

Aug 2023

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The English Commercial Court (the Court) has refused an application under section 101 of the Arbitration Act 1996 to enforce a JAMS[1] arbitration award issued by a tribunal seated in California.

Aug 2023

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On 17 July 2023, the Law Reform Commission (LRC) published a consultation paper (the paper) on “Third-Party Litigation Funding” inviting submissions from all interested parties by 3 November 2023.

Aug 2023

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The Law Reform Commission has very recently published a lengthy consultation paper on legalisation and regulation of third-party litigation funding in Ireland.