Irish regulator eyes more flexible stance in potential boost for active ETFs

Bid to secure position as leading European domicile

Mike Sheen
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The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) is understood to be considering a more accommodative stance for governing exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in certain areas, in efforts that could see Ireland consolidate its position as the dominant European domicile in this rapidly-growing market and boost the popularity of active ETFs in particular.

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