The Consumer Protection (Regulation of Retail Credit and Credit Servicing Firms) Act 2022 (the “Act”) was signed into law on 11 April 2022 and fully commenced on 16 May 2022.
The Act extends the scope of firms which are required to secure authorisation from the Central Bank of Ireland (the “CBI”) as a retail credit firm and as a credit servicing firm.
There is a three-month transition period for firms carrying out certain “specified credit matters” or “specified hire matters” on or before 16 May 2022. Firms engaged in these activities must, by 16 August 2022, apply to the Central Bank for authorisation to continue to provide these services. Further information on transitional arrangements can be found on the Central Bank website.
Please on the image below to download our briefing.
Recommended Insights
Article and Insights
1
Nov 2024
We are delighted to announce that Stephen Keogh has formally taken up the role of ...
Managing Partner
Stephen Keogh
Article and Insights
1
Nov 2024
On 31 October 2024, the Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company...
Partner
Barry Scannell
Article and Insights
29
Oct 2024
William Fry's Financial Regulation team examines key themes highlighted by the Cen...
Partner
Shane Kelleher
Article and Insights
5
Nov 2024
The Government has approved and published the Terms and Conditions for Ireland's s...
Partner
Fergus Devine
Article and Insights
25
Oct 2024
William Fry is pleased to have acted as lead Irish counsel to Grant Thornton Advis...
Partner
Ivor Banim
Article and Insights
24
Oct 2024
Privy Council decision on arbitration agreements in insolvency cases.
Partner
Ruairi Rynn
prev
next