Mutual fund assets domiciled in Dublin continued to climb this year, spurred upward by a European market that is less saturated than that of the U.S. and seen as ripe with opportunity.
The assets rose by more than 20% through June 30th of this year, according to a study released by
Luxembourg and, most recently, Dublin have been primary hubs for fund activity in Europe because both cities offer tax incentives and relatively loose regulatory policies. "Dublin has shown remarkable growth
particularly in the face of adverse market conditions," said Paul Moulton, who heads Fitzrovia.
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