Irish Regulator definition

Irish Regulator means the Central Bank of Ireland or any successor Irish regulatory authority having prudential supervisory responsibilities with respect to the Issuer and/or the Regulated Group;
Irish Regulator means the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority established on May 1, 2003, which is responsible for the regulation of all financial services firms in Ireland;

Examples of Irish Regulator in a sentence

  • A petition to appoint an examiner to an insurer, such as the Issuer, can only be presented by the Irish Regulator given the Issuer’s status as an authorised insurance undertaking.

  • Allison Grande, Irish Regulator Says Data Transfer Row Will Deliver Clarity, LAW 360 (Sept.

  • Only the Irish Regulator can petition the High Court to appoint an administrator; no equivalent rights are given to the Issuer, its shareholders or other stakeholders such as the Noteholders.

  • Under Section 2 of the 1983 Act, the Irish Regulator has a number of rather broad grounds on which it may ground a petition for administration.

  • AWP H&L is regulated by the Irish Regulator the Central Bank of Ireland (the “Central Bank”) for conduct of business in Ireland.AWP H&L is licensed to undertake the business of life assurance and non-life insurance, Class 1 (Accident), Class 2 (Sickness) and Class 20 (Life and annuity).

  • The CER has licensed BGE(UK) to operate the section of the South-North Pipeline within Ireland and the Northern Irish Regulator (NIAUR) has licensed BGE(UK) to operate the section of the South-North Pipeline within Northern Ireland.

  • IFSRA (the Irish Regulator) has recently announced that it intends to commence requiring lenders to apply a 100% marginal risk weight to the portion of a residential mortgages above 80% LTV from 1st May 2006.

  • This subsidiary, Royal London DAC, is expected to be authorised in its own right by the Irish Regulator, the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI), by the end of 2018.

  • Consumer related matters featured highly with focus on prudential control matters increasing from 2004 following the establishment of the new Irish Regulator in 2003.UBG’s records evidence the increased focus on the controls in place around lending (retail and commercial), loss provisioning and funding, as well as the introduction of stress testing of credit institutions from 2004.

  • N.Y. Times (May 16, 2018), https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/16/technology/gdpr- helen-dixon.html (published in print with the headline: “Newly Armed, Irish Regulator Takes on Tech”).


More Definitions of Irish Regulator

Irish Regulator means the Central Bank of Ireland and any successor(s) thereto which has responsibility for regulating the business of insurers;

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