Investment funds
ICAVs and other fund vehicles.
Private companies limited by shares, designated activity companies and ICAVs, in an English-speaking, common law EU member state that uses the euro.
In shortCCYFX onboards Irish private companies limited by shares, designated activity companies (DACs), PLCs and ICAVs. Ireland uses the euro, which matches the CCYFX base currency. Typical documents include the certificate of incorporation, the constitution, a CRO company printout and the register of beneficial owners.
Ireland is an EU member state that uses the euro and has a common law legal system. It is home to the European headquarters of many technology groups and to large investment fund and aircraft leasing sectors.
Irish companies register with the Companies Registration Office and record their beneficial owners on the Register of Beneficial Ownership. For Irish clients, our EUR base currency fits naturally with paying in USD, GBP and other currencies.
The standard Irish company, with a single-document constitution.
A private company with an objects clause, often used for regulated and finance activities.
The Irish collective asset-management vehicle, a corporate fund structure registered with the Central Bank.
Larger companies, listed or unlisted.
These are in addition to identification for directors and beneficial owners. Certificates should generally have been issued within the last three to six months.
Platform, software and service companies.
ICAVs and other fund vehicles.
EU holding companies for international groups.
This page is general information to help you prepare for onboarding. It is not legal or tax advice. Laws and registry practice in Ireland change, so please confirm current requirements with your corporate service provider or legal adviser.
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