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The Many Forces Pulling at Modern Manufacturing

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By Sarah Francis
| Alliance for American Manufacturing
Getty Images A policy discussion in Washington delves into what’s shaping industrial trends in the United States. What do tariffs, humanoid robots, AI and China all have in common? They are all forces shaping U.S. manufacturing today. The Brookings Institution earlier this month hosted a discussion of those forces and the future of manufacturing policy.
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Ireland Transposes CRD VI And Article 21c – Third Country Branch Requirement

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By Stephen Carty, Sarah Francis, Callaghan Kennedy
| Mondaq
Stephen Carty’s articles from Maples Group are most popular: with readers working within the Insurance industries Maples Group are most popular: within Privacy, Technology and Compliance topic(s) The statutory instrument transposing the Capital Requirements Directive (EU) 2024/1619 (“CRD VI”) into Irish law has been published. In this update we look at what this means, and where this might bite from a transactional perspective in the Irish market.
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Revised AIF Rulebook – Good News For Fund Finance

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By Vanessa Lawlor, Sarah Francis
| Mondaq
Maples Group are most popular: within Privacy and Technology topic(s) On 5 May 2026, the Central Bank of Ireland (“CBI”) published a revised AIF Rulebook1 which comprehensively updates and enhances Ireland’s regulatory framework for alternative investment funds (“AIFs”). This coincides with the implementation of AIFMD 2.0 into Irish law on 1 May 20262. We wrote recently on the changes as they affect the private funds market generally.
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