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The Central Bank of Ireland is responsible for both central banking and financial regulation in Ireland.
- Registers
The Central Bank of Ireland’s Registers contains individual...
- Euro Exchange Rates
Exchange Rates. Exchange rates from 1999 to the present are...
- Regulation
What we do – Authorise, Monitor, Enforce . We regulate more...
- News & Media
News and Media. Keep up-to-date with the latest press...
- Registers
The Central Bank is the main compiler of Irish financial statistics. Our analysis informs the decisions of the European Central Bank, the Government, financial services firms and the public.
- Eurosystem Effectiveness and Price Stability
- Stability of The Financial System
- Protection of Consumer of Financial Services
- Regulation of Financial Institutions and Enforcement Actions
- Regulatory Policy Development
- Efficient and Effective Payment and Settlement Systems and Currency Services
- Independent Economic Advice and High Quality Financial Statistics
- Recovery and Resolution of Financial Institutions
The Central Bank is responsible for contributing to the formulation of Eurosystem monetary policy and helping to ensure that the Euro area inflation objective is achieved. It supports the Governor in his role as a member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB). The primary objective of the ECB's monetary policy is to maintain pr...
The Central Bank has an explicit mandate in domestic and European legislation to contribute to financial stability in Ireland and at euro area and EU levels. It does so by enhancing the macro-prudential policy framework by further developing a suite of indicators to assess systemic risks, developing macro-prudential tools to address emerging risks,...
As the regulator of financial service providers and markets in Ireland, the Central Bank has to ensure that the best interests of consumers are protected. The Central Bank works to develop a positive consumer focused culture within regulated firms, ensuring the consumer protection framework remains effective by reviewing, developing and enhancing t...
The Central Bank aims to ensure that regulated firms are financially sound and safely managed. Regulation of financial institutions and markets is undertaken through risk-based supervision, which is underpinned by credible enforcement deterrents. This mandate is delivered through a range of tools which include supervising banks within the Single Su...
A high quality and effective regulatory framework is essential in requiring financial firms to operate to high standards as it provides the basis for supervising and enforcing the key principles of organisational and financial soundness, consumer protection, and effectively functioning markets. The Central Bank engages actively in the European regu...
The Central Bank, in conjunction with the ECB and other national competent authorities, is responsible for ensuring that payment, settlement, and currency systems are safe, resilient and efficient and that access to such systems is not restricted. The Central Bank also ensures the provision of banknotes and coins and other related currency services...
The Central Bank aims to ensure that its economic advice is forward looking and independent and that statistics are robust and relevant. To achieve this, the Central Bank undertakes data collection, statistical analysis, economic analysis and research designed to inform economic policy making domestically and at the euro area level. The analytical ...
The Central Bank aims to develop a robust framework is in place to ensure that failed or failing regulated firms go through an orderly resolution. The Central Bank requires all banks and investment firms within scope to prepare recovery plans, which set down the measures they would adopt in the event of their financial deterioration. The Central Ba...
3 days ago · Remarks by Gerry Cross, Director of Financial Regulation - Policy & Risk. 24 June 2024 Speech. These remarks were delivered at a Central Bank of Ireland Insurance Industry Event on Responsible Use of Big Data and Related Technologies, 24 June 2024. Good afternoon.
1 day ago · The Central Bank of Ireland will launch a limited edition €15 collector coin today (26 June) to commemorate Saint Brigid, one of Ireland’s best-known saints. Deputy Governor Sharon Donnery will launch the silver proof coin in Solas Bhríde in Co Kildare later today. The coin goes on sale at 2pm from www.collectorcoins.ie and will retail at ...
10 hours ago · It is a tricky balance. But along with the Central Bank and the Fiscal Council, the ESRI is also making a more subtle point: if new Minister for Finance Jack Chamber ’s first budget is a big ...
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