Makhlouf: Capital goes where the opportunity is, and stays where it is trusted
Why this matters
This is a speech by the Central Bank of Ireland Governor delivered at an industry conference. While not a binding rule or consultation, it provides noteworthy regulatory signals on three specific resilience priorities: shock resilience, operational resilience (with emphasis on third-party concentration risk and exit strategies), and governance (with emphasis on substantive delegation and board-level oversight). The content is substantive and forward-looking, addressing technology innovation, retail participation, and systemic trust. The audience is the funds industry, but the governance and operational resilience messages apply broadly. Urgency is null because this is informational/speech content with no binding obligations or deadlines.
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What the CBI said
Central Bank of Ireland Governor Gabriel Makhlouf today (Thursday 1 October) spoke at the Irish Funds Annual Global Funds Conference , where he set out why deeper, more integrated European capital markets matter for Irish households and the wider economy. Delivering this requires the financial services sector to take…
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Context
Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) — Ireland's central bank and financial services regulator. We track 298 updates from them.
Ireland's Central Bank regulates funds and banking sectors. Browse all Ireland updates.
This update is classified under Operational Resilience / Outsourcing, Senior Managers / Governance, Capital Markets & Trading and Investment Management.