Traditionally, foreign direct investment (FDI) in Ireland has typically taken the form of “greenfield” investment as well as expansions of existing plants. This has had a greater direct impact on output and employment than would have been the case if it had taken the form of mergers and acquisitions.
We want to celebrate and strengthen our partnerships that have resulted in the formulation of appropriate monetary and banking policies; the dissemination of information that protects and empowers our people; and the implementation of financial inclusion programs across the country that support good money habits and spur economic activities for more inclusive growth.