The Finance Dublin Yearbook of Ireland's International Financial Services Industry 2009

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Belying fears of a ‘meltdown’, IFSC job numbers held up in 2008 with only a small drop in job numbers in the IFSC from 25,058 at the end of December 2007, to 24,906 at end December 2008 according to the 2009 Finance Dublin Yearbook Annual Employment Survey. This fall of 152 jobs, or 0.6 per cent, follows growth of 1,901 in 2007, and 4,061 in 2006.

The 2008 Yearbook showed that the IFSC enjoyed a strong employment growth in 2007, as the sector created 1,901 net new jobs, according to the annual Yearbook Employment survey. Total employment in the three core sectors of banking, funds and insurance stood at over 25,000 at end December 2007, up by over 8 per cent from 23,156 on December 2006. The figures have been compiled annually since 2003 in a survey conducted by Finance Dublin of all Irish international financial services companies.

The Finance Dublin Yearbook & Directory of the IFSC 2009 (16th edition) incorporates the following features: a review of all companies in the IFSC and profiles and contact details of the state and industry bodies responsible for promoting, regulating and representing the financial centre; Directory entries for companies feature milestone highlights of their history during the years since they were established. The 2009 Yearbook provides a comprehensive database of all the trading international financial services companies in the Republic of Ireland. It is a continuously up to date information resource of Ireland's international financial services industry at a time when such information is being increasingly sought after, given the increased interest worldwide in the provenance and standing of financial services companies domiciled in or regulated in Ireland.

The 2009 publication provides comprehensive listings of the Irish and international regulatory frameworks of all IFSC and Irish international financial services entities. The updated information for the 2009 publication began to appear online during January 2009, and the print edition is also available.

The 2009 Yearbook is sponsored by: Bank of Ireland, KPMG, Ernst & Young, IDA Ireland, Deloitte, Invest Northern Ireland and State Street International.

FINANCE Deals of the Year 2009

FINANCE Capital Markets Deals Directory

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FINANCE Accountancy Survey 2008:
The golden era of uninterrupted double digit fee income growth by Ireland's largest accountancy firms is showing signs of flagging, according to the results of the FINANCE Accountancy Survey 2008, which shows fee income of the twenty largest practices up by 11.0 per cent in the past year, a reduced rate of increase compared with the 19.6 per cent recorded in 2006/7.

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Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland

April 27th & April 28th 2010

Changing business models, the changed regulatory and taxation landscape and the implications for international financial services centres.

Financial centres, both large and small, face unprecedented uncertainty as regulatory and tax reforms are planned.

All finance sectors and the IFSC are covered:
accountancy jobs, funds jobs, banking jobs, legal and compliance jobs, stockbroking and corporate finance jobs, jobs in practice, taxation jobs, financial services jobs, insurance jobs