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In our latest article published in the AIMA Journal, Aoife McDonagh and Caitriona Clear provide an update following the publication of the Central Bank of Ireland’s (Central Bank) revised AIF Rulebook.
Following a collaborative consultation between the Central Bank and the Irish funds industry, the AIF Rulebook governing Irish regulated AIFs and AIFMs has been substantially modernised and simplified.
Two key highlights:
- Loan origination simplified — The separate Irish domestic regime has been removed, aligning Ireland with the single EU-wide framework under AIFMD 2.0. This levels the playing field and streamlines direct lending strategies through Ireland.
- Greater structuring flexibility — New rules on intermediary investment vehicles, borrowing capabilities and fund features give managers considerably more flexibility in how they structure and operate their funds
Aoife and Caitriona’s contribution formed part of the AIMA Journal Edition 146, first published in June 2026.
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