
Kim O’Dowd
+353 1 920 1277
[email protected]
Ten Earlsfort Terrace
Dublin 2
D02 T380
Ireland
Kim is a senior associate in our Financial Regulation Group, specialising in Irish and European financial services regulation.
Kim advises a wide range of domestic and international financial institutions including commercial banks, investment firms, credit servicing firms, retail credit firms, payment institutions, e-money institutions and asset managers on Irish and European financial services regulation.
Kim also advises on Irish licensing applications and ongoing compliance with conduct of business requirements, financial institution M&A, change of control and regulatory notifications to the Central Bank of Ireland, corporate governance, crypto currency requirements, credit reporting requirements and anti-money laundering/terrorist financing requirements.
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