We had a fantastic response to our recent Investment Limited Partnership (ILP) webinar, with more than 320 registering to tune in to the views of our panel of industry experts.
The webinar was hosted by Nicola Cowman, Director of Carne Group, with panellist speakers Des Fullam, Group Chief Product & Regulatory Officer, Carne Group, Nicholas Blake-Knox, Partner, Walkers Ireland LLP and Jeffrey Dorigan, Senior Vice President, Brown Brothers Harriman.
The panellists discussed the opportunities afforded by the much anticipated launch of the ILP regime, comparing the Irish ILP structure to the Delaware Onshore Funds structure and Cayman Limited Partnership structure and outlining distinctions between Ireland and Luxembourg from a European fund domicile perspective. The webinar also covered how the ILP can complement the existing range of private funds in Europe and provided insights into how managers are marketing their funds in the EU in a post Brexit environment.
Webinar Poll Results
During the webinar, attendees were invited to answer two poll questions sharing their considerations on using the ILP for private fund launches in Europe.
Question 1 – What is the most important consideration for you about using the ILP?
Respondents to our first poll revealed that Distribution and Flexibility are the two most important considerations for managers thinking of setting up an ILP structure in Ireland.
Question 2 – Would you consider using Ireland as a domicile for future private fund launches in Europe?
The majority of respondents would consider Ireland as a possible domicile for private fund launches in Europe with the remainder saying they didn’t know.
If you would like to discuss any of the areas covered in the webinar in more detail, please contact your Carne Relationship Manager or a member of the Carne team below.
CARNE DUBLIN
Des Fullam
Group Chief Product & Regulatory Officer
T: +353 1 489 6805 | M: +353 86 807 4436
E: Des.Fullam@carnegroup.com
CARNE USA
Nicola Cowman
Director
T: +1 347 410 0927
E: Nicola.Cowman@carnegroup.com
Further information about the new ILP regime is available in our Revised Irish Investment Limited Partnership Rules funds.carnegroup.com/long-awaited-irish-investment-limited-partnership-rules-reach-finishing-line
