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Key updates to Ireland's UCITS regulatory framework

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By Damien Barnaville, Nicholas Blake-Knox
| JD Supra
On 10 July 2026, the Central Bank of Ireland (the Central Bank) introduced a number of changes to the domestic UCITS rules and performance fee guidance. These reforms follow the CP161 consultation process, which ran from September to November 2025 (as outlined in our previous briefing), and should further strengthen Ireland's position as a leading domicile for retail investor products.
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Fund Finance: Central Bank of Ireland removes prohibition on third party guarantees & security

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By Damien Barnaville, Nicholas Blake-Knox
| JD Supra
Removal of prohibition for QIAIFs The Central Bank of Ireland (Central Bank) has released an updated version of its AIF Rulebook with a number of enhancements including, in a fund finance context, the removal of the historical regulatory prohibition which prevents Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) from acting as a guarantor on behalf of third parties.
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Key Updates To Ireland's UCITS Regulatory Framework

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By Nicholas Blake-Knox, Damien Barnaville, Aongus McCarthy
| Mondaq
Walkers are most popular: within Immigration topic(s) On 10 July 2026, the Central Bank of Ireland (the Central Bank) introduced a number of changes to the domestic UCITS rules and performance fee guidance. These reforms follow the CP161 consultation process, which ran from September to November 2025 (as outlined in our previous briefing), and should further strengthen Ireland's position as a leading domicile for retail investor products.
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