Ireland:
Irelands ILP: Operational Implications For Alternative Investment Managers
14 June 2021
Maples Group
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As one of the largest alternative investment fund centres in the
world, Ireland has continued to evolve its regulatory framework and
introduce innovative investment structures to meet the evolving
needs of the market. This includes the Irish Investment
Limited Partnership ("ILP"), which is of significant
interest to international investment managers, particularly those
in the private assets sector, marketing to European investors and
wider global markets. While the introduction of the ILP has
been received positively by the market thus far, there are a number
of considerations for investment managers looking to implement this
structure.
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