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Has your finance department considered an interim staffing solution?
Flexible people solutions Has your finance department considered an interim staffing solution?
The world of work is evolving quickly; finance departments are increasingly facing competing priorities; and the roles of finance leaders are expanding rapidly.
Gerard Walsh
Rachel McCann
| 9 min read | 21 Aug 2023
EU Commission launches consultation on first ESRS delegated acts
Sustainability EU Commission launches consultation on first ESRS delegated acts
The European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (“EFRAG”) submitted to the European Commission its technical advice on the first set (“set 1”) of draft European Sustainability Reporting Standards (“ESRSs”) on the 22 November 2022. This included 2 “cross cutting” ESRSs (General Requirements and General Disclosures) and 10 “topical” standards across Environmental, Social and Governance topics.
Catherine Duggan
Catherine Duggan
| 2 min read | 13 Jun 2023
Policy Options to Reduce the Climate Insurance Protection Gap
Financial Services Policy Options to Reduce the Climate Insurance Protection Gap
Why the ECB and EIOPA Are Exploring Actions to Reduce the Climate Insurance Protection Gap
Nuala Crimmins
Catherine Duggan
Amanda Ward
| 8 min read | 25 May 2023
Managing KYC refresh challenges with a service-based approach
Article Managing KYC refresh challenges with a service-based approach
Creating and implementing watertight Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures can be problematic for many organisations since the process remains a people-driven, manual operation.
Frankie Cronin
Daryl Stinson
Jennifer Flannery
Brian O'Donoghue
David Henderson
| 6 min read | 15 May 2023
Intermediaries
Financial Services Advisory Intermediaries
With our finger on the pulse of this ever-evolving industry, we provide intermediaries with practical, cost-effective solutions to address your business needs, from outsourcing, assistance in navigating regulatory landscape developments and their impacts, statutory reporting requirements, to support with mergers and acquisitions.
Nuala Crimmins
Michael Neary
| 2 min read | 10 May 2023
Future of Irish Food
Business Consulting Future of Irish Food
Ireland has always been known for its green landscapes and rich agricultural background, but with changing climate patterns, dynamic regulatory and legislative plans and evolving consumer demands, the future of Irish agriculture and food is being shaped in new ways.
7 min read | 26 Apr 2023
Guidance for (Re)Insurance Undertakings on Climate Change Risk
Financial Services Advisory Guidance for (Re)Insurance Undertakings on Climate Change Risk
Following stakeholder consultation, the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has published ‘Guidance for (Re)Insurance Undertakings on Climate Change Risk’. The following are the key areas outlined for re(insurers) to integrate climate change risk: Appropriate Governance, Materiality Assessment, Scenario Analysis, Strategy & Business Model, Risk Appetite & Risk Management and Reporting.
Nuala Crimmins
Amanda Ward
Catherine Duggan
| 5 min read | 05 Apr 2023
Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA): Security Testing Requirements
Article Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA): Security Testing Requirements
Ensure compliance with DORA. Discover requirements for cybersecurity resilience, testing standards, and best practices for EU financial service providers.
9 min read | 05 Apr 2023
Cost Optimisation
Business Consulting Cost Optimisation
In 2022, the global economy was expected to recover following the chaos unleashed by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, in 2023, organisations across all sectors still face a myriad of challenges. One of the areas in which Grant Thornton has been able to assist our clients in driving efficiency is through assisting businesses in delivering a ‘Cost Optimisation’ model.
Aisling O'Keeffe
Aisling O'Keeffe
| 3 min read | 30 Mar 2023
IAF: Key highlights from the CBI guidance
Article IAF: Key highlights from the CBI guidance
Following enactment of the Central Bank (Individual Accountability Framework) Act 2023 on 9 March 2023, the Central Bank of Ireland (“CBI”) has launched a three-month consultation on key aspects of the implementation of the Individual Accountability Framework (IAF), including the publication of draft regulations and guidance.
Amanda Ward
Kevin Coleman
Lisa Gilligan
| 6 min read | 15 Mar 2023
Central Bank's Expectations on Outsourcing
Insurance Central Bank's Expectations on Outsourcing
The Central Bank of Ireland has reminded firms of their obligations to align the governance and oversight of MGA arrangements with the outsourcing requirements set out in Solvency II for Critical or Important Functions or Activities.
Nuala Crimmins
Nuala Crimmins
| 4 min read | 13 Mar 2023
Central Bank Flags Weaknesses in VASP AML/CFT Frameworks
Article Central Bank Flags Weaknesses in VASP AML/CFT Frameworks
As a result of recent amendments to the Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing) Act 2010 to 2021, Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) are now “designated persons” and are required to comply with the relevant Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) obligations.
Dwayne Price
Kevin Coleman
Anne Marie Flynn
| 8 min read | 01 Mar 2023
CBI’s Findings and Expectations for Payment and E-Money Firms
Prudential Risk CBI’s Findings and Expectations for Payment and E-Money Firms
The Central Bank of Ireland (“CBI”) set out their findings and expectations for Payment and E-Money firms in its “Dear CEO” letter published January 20, 2023. Rather than issuance of specific additional or “new” expectations, it is a re-affirmation of the out regulatory expectations of authorised Payment and E-Money institutions already set out in the December 2021 letter in the same vein. A year on from that letter, it is clear that the CBI believes the industry has a lot more to do.
Dwayne Price
Frankie Cronin
Kevin Coleman
Anne Marie Flynn
| 4 min read | 15 Feb 2023
Internal audit empowers third-party risk management
Business Risk Services Internal audit empowers third-party risk management
Find out how IA can help you manage risks
Sara McAllister
Sara McAllister
| 6 min read | 13 Feb 2023
Central Bank of Ireland Feedback on Recovery Plans
Article Central Bank of Ireland Feedback on Recovery Plans
The Central Bank of Ireland introduced pre-emptive recovery planning requirements in 2021 and all (re)insurance undertakings have been required to have a recovery plan in place since 31 March 2022. Following submission of the first set of recovery plans by High and Medium-High Impact firms, the Central Bank carried out a thematic review and the main observations were communicated to firms.
Nuala Crimmins
Nuala Crimmins
| 4 min read | 09 Feb 2023
How change management can help your strategy succeed
Change Management How change management can help your strategy succeed
Incorporating change management into your strategy can enable an organisation to pivot from a prescribed strategy to an emergent strategy and increases the likelihood that you will achieve your strategic objectives.
6 min read | 26 Jan 2023
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