Ireland—Banking & Financial Services horizon scanner 2025

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Practice notes

Ireland—Banking & Financial Services horizon scanner 2025

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a Lexis+ Ireland - Banking & Financial Services expert

Practice notes
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This horizon scanner tracks key dates and developments affecting the Irish Banking & Financial Services sector. It follows the progress of Irish legislation (including Bills in progress, Acts in force and Statutory Instruments), provides updates on judgments of the Irish Supreme Court and Court of Appeal and is an at-a-glance guide to current consultations and inquiries as well as Central Bank guidance to the sector.

Feel free to suggest issues that may be covered in our horizon scanner using: irelandcurrentawareness@lexisnexis.com.

For a discussion of key future developments and dates for financial services lawyers relating to UK and EU legislation, rules and guidelines, see Practice Notes:

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    Banking & Finance—key dates and future developments tracker: 2025 and beyond

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    Key dates for Financial Services—horizon scanner

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    Trackers and Timelines—financial services

Legislation

This tracker is designed to assist Irish banking and financial services practitioners in keeping up to date with Acts of the Oireachtas and Bills being examined by the Oireachtas that will impact Irish law in this sector. This section contains

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