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ESG Ratings Regulation: Key Considerations For EU Fund Managers
The EU's new ESG Ratings Regulation creates significant compliance obligations for fund managers who use, reference, or communicate ESG ratings to investors. Understanding how to distinguish between internal ESG assessment tools and regulated ESG ratings, verify provider authorization status, and update investor-facing materials with required disclosures is now essential for AIFMs and UCITS management companies operating in the European market.
Ireland Commercial
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Walkers
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A Deep Dive Into The Regulation Of Artificial Intelligence Bill 2026
The Irish Government has published the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Bill 2026, establishing a comprehensive framework for supervising and enforcing the EU AI Act in Ireland. This legislation creates the AI Office of Ireland as an independent statutory body to coordinate AI regulation, introduces a distributed oversight model involving multiple sectoral authorities, and provides detailed procedures for adjudication and administrative sanctions. The Bill addresses critical questions about how Ireland
Ireland Commercial
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Matheson
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Legal News – July 26
This monthly legal update from William Fry explores critical developments across technology regulation, AI transparency obligations, and commercial litigation frameworks. The edition examines emerging challenges in data centre connectivity, merger control threshold changes, and the evolving landscape of warranty insurance in M&A transactions, while addressing novel legal arguments in nervous shock claims and regulatory consultations on crypto-asset markets.
Ireland Commercial
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William Fry
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Ireland Consults On Reform Of Limited Partnership Framework
The Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment has launched a public consultation on targeted reforms to Ireland's limited partnership regime, seeking views on measures to modernise a legislative framework still largely governed by the Limited Partnerships Act 1907. The proposals aim to increase the maximum number of partners from 20 to 149, introduce a statutory whitelist of permitted activities for limited partners, and provide greater flexibility regarding capital contributions.
Ireland Finance
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Arthur Cox
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Competition And Regulated Markets - Merger Control And Foreign Direct Investment
A leading Irish law firm's Competition and Regulated Markets Group provides comprehensive merger control advisory services, handling complex cases before the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) and European Commission. The team also navigates Ireland's foreign direct investment screening regime, assisting international investors and Irish businesses with national security and public order considerations in cross-border transactions.
Ireland Anti-trust
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Arthur Cox
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Legal News – July 26
This monthly legal update from William Fry explores critical developments across technology regulation, AI transparency obligations, and commercial litigation frameworks. The edition examines emerging challenges in data centre connectivity, merger control threshold changes, and the evolving landscape of warranty insurance in M&A transactions, while addressing novel legal arguments in nervous shock claims and regulatory consultations on crypto-asset markets.
Ireland Commercial
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William Fry
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Ireland Consults On Reform Of Limited Partnership Framework
The Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment has launched a public consultation on targeted reforms to Ireland's limited partnership regime, seeking views on measures to modernise a legislative framework still largely governed by the Limited Partnerships Act 1907. The proposals aim to increase the maximum number of partners from 20 to 149, introduce a statutory whitelist of permitted activities for limited partners, and provide greater flexibility regarding capital contributions.
Ireland Finance
AC
Arthur Cox
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