Institutional Investors
Our partnership with Institutional Investors
Sectoral & Geographic
expertise
Our focus is on core investment pillars where our combined skills produce risk-appropriate investments with a key emphasis on Ireland.
Infrastructure
Leveraging our ability to generate investments via a regulated funds platform and securitisation framework.
Track Record
Proven performance in active fund management and delivery of return on alternative investments.
Team
Key personnel actively engaged with investments on a hands-on basis to deliver positive investment outcomes.
Featured Investment
Benefits of investing in Ireland
Evolution
Global Footprint
Full Business Lifecycle
World Class economy
Global Hub
Clusters
Our dynamic business ecosystem involves multinationals local SMEs and partnering with the indigenous sector along with higher education, health and research institutions.
Source: IBEC Ireland A model of Substance.
Why Ireland?
Track Record
Ireland has a proven track record as a successful location for world leading established and high growth multinational companies from around the world.
One third of multinationals in Ireland have had operations in the country for over 20 years, illustrating the longevity, resilience and commitment of these companies to Ireland.
9 of the top 10
US technology companies
All of the top 10
Pharmaceutical companies
The top 5
Global software companies
14 of the top 15
Medical technology companies
8 of the top 10
Industrial automation companies
8 of the top 10
Financial service companies
Ireland’s Economic Progress
The European Commission’s Autumn 2019 European Economic Forecast predicts that Ireland’s GDP will grow by 5.6% in 2019.
This is the highest in the EU for 2019 and compares to a predicted EU average growth rate of 1.4% for 2019 and for 2020 and 2021.
GDP growth in Ireland is expected to moderate to 3.5% in 2020 and to 3.2% in 2021 on the back of increasing capacity constraints and an expected slowdown in government expenditure.
Why Ireland?
The forecast says GDP growth is set to moderate amid a weakening external environment, while underlying economic activity is expected to remain robust, driven by household consumption and investment in construction.
Inflation is expected to remain moderate and while the government balance is projected to further improve, risks to the fiscal outlook remain.
Source: European Commission