Market Abuse / Surveillance regulatory updates from Ireland.
We track 9 Market Abuse / Surveillance updates from Ireland regulators, published by CBI. The archive covers 4 news items, 4 speeches and 1 warning. Most recent update: July 2026. Coverage runs from 2022 to 2026.
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ESMA reminder regarding binary option rules and obligations in context of growing prediction markets. This is informational guidance from CBI summarizing existing regulatory requirements, not announcing new rules. Applies broadly to firms offering binary options/prediction market products.
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This is an informational Markets Update from CBI covering ESMA's call for evidence on equity market structure and MMF stress test guidelines. It is general guidance/notice content rather than a binding regulatory requirement, making it informational in nature.
Central Bank of Ireland has made the memoir of former Governor T.K. Whitaker available digitally for the first time. While the memoir has been available for in-person viewing in the Central Bank's archives, it is now accessible online at www.centralbank.ie , allowing a wider audience to engage with this important…
Central Bank loan-level research shows the Irish lending market is significantly less concentrated when considering the full diversity of lenders. Robust capital and liquidity positions have served the sector well – with the evidence not supporting a lowering of overall levels of resilience on the basis of bank…
I was in Washington for the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) two weeks ago and this week I was in Frankfurt at the latest meeting of the ECB Governing Council, to decide interest rates to achieve our price stability target of 2 per cent inflation over the medium term. I wanted to use this blog…
Good morning. Brendan, thank you for the warm introduction. It is a pleasure to join you at the ILCU Internal Audit Services Conference. I also want to thank Barry Harrington for the invitation to address you here today. 1 When I addressed the ILCU Annual Conference last April, I spoke about a time of transformative…
Good morning. I am delighted to join you here this morning – and thank you to Irish Funds for organising this event. 1 As you know, a key part of our job at the Central Bank of Ireland is to focus on ‘tail risks’. Not just what we expect will happen, but what could happen. And the range of possible outcomes that could…
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The speech discusses regulatory oversight and resilience of the non-bank finance sector, particularly asset managers and hedge funds. It covers implementation of liquidity management tools and surveillance of vulnerabilities in the hedge fund sector, which are relevant for investment management and capital markets...
Governor Gabriel Makhlouf of the Central Bank of Ireland today emphasised the critical need to strengthen Europe’s Single Market as the foundation for mobilising the continent’s substantial savings in an increasingly fragmented global environment.
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This regulatory update from the Central Bank of Ireland Governor discusses the need to strengthen the European Single Market and mobilize Europe's substantial household savings.
Gender diversity at senior levels in the regulated financial services sector is increasing but remains insufficient, according to the latest Central Bank of Ireland Demographic Analysis Report . The annual publication analyses applications to hold certain senior roles within regulated firms that require the Central…