Despite increasing costs and some staffing issues, many companies are still looking to relocate to Dublin. This month's roundtable looks at the reasons behind the jurisdiction's continued growth
For the past 10 years Dublin has been transforming itself as an international finance jurisdiction to become a major centre for the cross-border distribution of products. This month's International Investment Power Hour looks at the reasons behind this growth and the problems the country still faces. On the panel were David Healy, managing director of Scottish Equitable International, Kevin Hynes, business development manager of the Irish Investment and Development Agency (IDA), Dermot Butler, chairman of Custom House and Jennifer Walshe, head of legal and compliance at Norwich Union Inter...
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