Market-based finance: Ireland as a host for international financial intermediation
Philip Lane and
Kitty Moloney
Financial Stability Review, 2018, issue 22, 63-72
Abstract:
Ireland is a significant host location for the international intermediation of market-based finance, especially through investment funds and special purpose entities. From an Irish perspective, this intermediation essentially matches foreign assets and foreign liabilities, with few linkages to the domestic financial system. Still, although the ultimate risks lie elsewhere, the Central Bank of Ireland monitors the sector in view of its role in the financial systems of the euro area and the global economy. Much has been achieved in recent years to increase transparency and quantify risk but serious measurement challenges remain at a global level.
Date: 2018
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