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Ireland

Ireland's deep, EU-regulated fund industry and English-speaking common-law system make it a fast-growing alternative to Luxembourg for family offices structuring investments across the EU post-Brexit.

Ireland

50+

€300M

Central Bank of Ireland

12.5% corporate tax rate -- one of the lowest in the EU -- with QIAIF vehicles broadly tax-neutral for non-resident investors.

Introduction

Dublin has become one of Europe's most significant fund domiciles, home to more than 9,300 authorised funds, including sub-funds, at the end of February 2026, and Irish funds held more than EUR5.3 trillion in net assets at the end of June 2026. For family offices, Ireland offers a rare combination: EU market access, English-language common law, and a fund toolkit -- the ICAV and QIAIF -- purpose-built for international investors.

Key Numbers

Irish corporate tax rate12.5%
Fund net assets domiciled in IrelandEUR5.3T+
QIAIF minimum subscriptionEUR100,000

Evaluation

The Irish Collective Asset-management Vehicle (ICAV), most commonly structured as a Qualifying Investor Alternative Investment Fund (QIAIF), requires a minimum EUR100,000 subscription and benefits from the Central Bank's fast-track 24-hour authorisation.

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Key Highlights

EU access with common law

English-speaking common-law jurisdiction with full EU single-market access

Fast-track fund approval

ICAV/QIAIF vehicles with fast-track 24-hour Central Bank approval

Low corporate tax

One of the EU's lowest corporate tax rates (12.5%) plus a tax-neutral fund regime

Mature fund-services ecosystem

Three-decade-old fund-services ecosystem of administration, custody, and legal expertise

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