Private Debt: A Growing Asset Class in Ireland

The Irish financial landscape has undergone a profound transformation since the global financial crisis, evolving from a banking-centric model to a sophisticated, diverse ecosystem ripe for alternative lending. Against this backdrop, private debt has emerged not...

Irish Pension Fund Allocation to Domestic Fixed Income

The Strategic Imperative: Irish Pension Fund Allocation to Domestic Fixed Income The allocation decisions made by Irish pension fund trustees are a complex interplay of fiduciary duty, regulatory frameworks, and the relentless pursuit of risk-adjusted returns. Within...

The Future of Securitisation in the Irish Market

The Irish securitisation market, a cornerstone of the nation’s financial architecture, is poised for a period of significant evolution. Driven by a confluence of regulatory tailwinds, economic imperatives, and technological innovation, the future landscape will...

Credit Risk Analysis for Irish Financial Institutions

Credit risk, the potential that a borrower or counterparty will fail to meet its obligations, is the foundational concern for any lending institution. For Irish financial institutions, operating within a unique economic and regulatory ecosystem, the analysis and...

Irish Family Offices and Their Fixed Income Strategies

The Irish Advantage: A Global Hub for Family Offices Ireland’s ascent as a premier global financial centre is no accident. A combination of political stability, a common law legal system, a highly educated English-speaking workforce, and a proactive, business-friendly...

An Overview of the Irish Corporate Debt Market

The Irish corporate debt market is a sophisticated and dynamic component of the nation’s financial ecosystem, intrinsically linked to its status as a global hub for investment funds and multinational corporations. Its evolution from a domestically-focused...