Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 2 November 2021
261. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Finance the arrangements in place for the public to consult the investment intermediaries register; if legacy registers exist; if so, the year they date to; if legacy registers are open to review by the public; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [52282/21]
View answerI have been advised that the public can consult the Investment Intermediaries’ registers by viewing them on the Central Bank of Ireland’s website (link below).
There are two registers for investment intermediaries – one for those intermediaries ‘deemed’ authorised by the Central Bank in July 2001, titled “Register of Investment Business Firms deemed to be authorised as Investment Intermediary (RAIPIs) pursuant to Section 26 of the Investment Intermediaries Act, 1995”; and another register for those authorised by the Central Bank since July 2001, titled “Register of Investment Business Firms authorised under Section 10 of the Investment intermediaries Act 1995”. They are generally updated every 2 weeks or more frequently, where required.
I have been advised by the Central bank that there is no legacy register for investment intermediaries.
http://registers.centralbank.ie/DownloadsPage.aspx
