AmCham Responds to Ireland for Finance Strategy 2026-2030

The American Chamber of Commerce Ireland (AmCham) welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the Department of Finance’s consultation on the Ireland for Finance Strategy 2026-2030. AmCham also acknowledges the aim of the Ireland for Finance strategy to “ensure Ireland remains competitive as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment in the sector, protects and retains existing foreign investment, and fosters an environment conducive to the growth of the sectors base of indigenous Irish firms.”

Financial services represent a significant sector within the Irish economy, with the Irish Financial Services Centre (IFSC) approaching 40 years since its establishment. As outlined in the consultation document, “Ireland now hosts approximately 600 IFS companies employing over 60,000 people. As the eighth largest exporter of financial services globally and the third largest domicile for funds, Ireland is a major distribution hub serving the EU and global economies.” With key policy and investment decisions focused on enhancing Ireland’s competitiveness, the financial services industry in Ireland can continue to grow into the future, attracting future investment into Ireland and supporting the provision of key services to best serve citizens in Ireland, and throughout Europe.

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