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Overview
The Central Bank of Ireland is one of a few European regulators that publish a full authorisation ledger — applications received, withdrawn, approved and average processing days, for every sector, every year. Its 2025 edition shows both faces of Dublin: fund authorisations up 40% with every service standard met, while payment and e-money applicants waited an average of 763 days. In MiCAR's first year it authorised ten crypto-asset service providers in an average of 171 days — and licensed the first new Irish bank since 2019. Everything below is the Central Bank's own data, from its Authorisations and Gatekeeping Report 2025.
Regulated sectors
8Figures as published by Central Bank of Ireland for FY2025. Source: Authorisations and Gatekeeping Report 2025 (3rd edition, June 2026). Data as of 31 December 2025. Supplementary: Annual Report 2025.
Leadership
2Governorsince 2019
Deputy Governor, Financial Regulationsince 2025
Authorisations 2025
Applications received, withdrawn, approved, and the average number of calendar days to decision.
Processing-time trend
FY2025Average calendar days to decision, three-year view.
Notable 2025
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