Ireland’s modernised Investment Limited Partnership (ILP) structure is often considered the final piece of the puzzle in the jurisdiction’s offering to alternative asset managers. Launched in early 2021, the ILP was accompanied by a period of uncertainty and volatility largely due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
By Angele Paris – The Irish funds industry has demonstrated consistent growth, as evidenced by data from the Central Bank of Ireland. Now, as the jurisdiction seeks to consolidate its push into private markets and capitalise on the rising appetite for
The past decade has been marked by rapid growth in private markets and this looks set to expand even more as most countries are now lifting their Covid-19 restrictions, which the sector rebounded from very quickly. In light of this,
The Irish Investment Limited Partnership (ILP) structure has now been modernised with flexibility to rival its overseas counterparts. This enhanced vehicle fills the significant gap in the overall Irish Funds product suite and the revisions provide a good balance between
The private asset funds sector of the Irish funds industry is set for accelerated growth as the jurisdiction looks forward to capitalising on the solid groundwork put in place with the introduction of the ILP legislation in 2021.
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The path has been laid for investment advisers to benefit from Ireland’s Investment Limited Partnership (ILP) structure when launching private assets funds. Many players in the private equity space do not currently have a fully scoped MiFID license which might
