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Stay informed on the latest industry updates with the Forvis Mazars financial services newsletter. Designed for professionals and those passionate about the sector, we provide relevant news, insights on regulatory priorities and expert predictions for future developments.
Expected credit losses of banks in Europe in a troubled macroeconomic environment – Irish context
The Forvis Mazars insurance regulation newsletter provides relevant news and insights to professionals in the insurance sector and people with a keen interest in the insurance sector. The publication delivers insights on priorities and expectations around existing requirements and our views on future developments.
Mazars and the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF) are proud to have come together to produce a global report providing unique insight on current and upcoming financial regulatory evolutions aimed at tackling climate change. What policy adjustments are being undertaken in different jurisdictions around the world to assess and control climate risks? How are these actions likely...
The audit profession faces a decisive moment: market expectations are shifting, technology is empowering auditors and strengthening quality, the case for audit’s evolution is growing and a series of headline corporate failures have raised questions about the quality of service companies can expect.
Forvis Mazars 'Beyond the GAAP newsletter aims to keep readers informed of financial and sustainability reporting developments.
A focus on Expected Credit Losses in a context of persistent macroeconomic uncertainties
What are the lessons learned from the Covid-19 impact on Expected Credit Losses (ECL) of banks in Europe?
With regulators increasing their focus on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) matters, Cian Higgins, Head of Quantitative Solutions examines regulator moves in the area of ESG Risk Management.
Welcome to the second edition of our newsletter, where we cover some of the major developments across the financial services sector throughout the last quarter.
For several years, the Central Bank of Ireland has identified the Payments Institutions (PI) and Electronic Money Institutions (EMI) sector as higher risk. Earlier this year, we shared an opinion on the CBI’s stance. Today, we focus on one key area in this sector: Safeguarding.
This article focuses on the final set of RTS and ITS, which detail the information required for authorisation applications to offer ARTs to the public and for seeking admission to trade ARTs. It also covers the ITS on standard forms, templates, and procedures for application submissions.
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In 2013, the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) obtained statutory powers to instruct regulated financial services providers to appoint a third party or ‘skilled person’ to prepare a report in respect of any regulatory matter directed by CBI.
Ireland has historically been recognised as a preeminent location for international leasing transactions including aircraft and equipment leasing and continues to be the foremost provider of aviation leasing worldwide, so much so that an Irish leased aircraft takes off, somewhere in the world, every two seconds.
Ireland is the leading European jurisdiction for the establishment of special purpose vehicles (“SPVs”) for structured finance transactions
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