Central Bank
The Central Bank Reform Act 2010 created a single unitary body, the Central Bank of Ireland, responsible for both central banking and financial regulation. The Act commenced on October 1st 2010.
This structure replaced the previous related entities, the Financial Services Authority of Ireland, the Financial Regulator and the Central Bank. The Central Bank of Ireland is the financial services regulator of Ireland.
Some of the objectives of the Central Bank if Ireland are to ensure the best interests of consumers of financia services are protected, to provide independent economic advice and high quality financial statistics and to ensure efficient financial services infrastructure to the economy.
Financial Data
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31st Dec 18 Source: CRO
- €97.8 billion assets
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€2.4 billion
profit - 2,011 employees
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31st Dec 17 Source: Company
- €90.3 billion assets
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€2.6 billion
profit - 1,700 employees
- 6 more years available »
Ranking
By Assets
(€97.8 billion)- 6th in Top Financial Companies
- 5th in Financial Services Banking
By Employees
(2,011)- 119th in Top Companies
- 9th in Financial Services Banking
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- 2,011
- €97.8 billion
Employees
- Philip Lane CEO/Managing Director
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