Guinness Global Investors opens an office in Merrion Square, Dublin, strengthening its European presence and commitment to fund management within the EU.
Guinness Global Investors (“Guinness”) announces the opening of its Dublin office, signalling its commitment to increasing fund management within the EU and strengthening its presence in Europe.
The office, located in Merrion Square, is home to a new subsidiary, Guinness Asset Management (Ireland) Ltd (“GAMIL”).
Guinness has been managing Irish-domiciled funds since 2007 and has established strong relationships with the Central Bank of Ireland and local service providers.
The establishment of a Dublin office reflects the firm’s strategic ambition to expand its European reach and increase levels of efficiency and services for clients. GAMIL has a dedicated Head of Compliance & Risk (Ireland) and a Head of Finance (Ireland).
Edward Guinness, CEO, Guinness Global Investors said: “Our Dublin office will enhance our ability to serve European clients, providing them with improved access to our strategies, and a stronger foundation for long-term investment success.”
This expansion reinforces Guinness Global Investors’ commitment to expanding its presence in Europe, ensuring investors benefit from its proven expertise in asset management.
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About Guinness Global Investors
Guinness Global Investors is an independently owned investment management business providing actively managed portfolios across a range of asset classes, including global equities, bonds and real assets.
Founded in 2003, we combine rigorous in-house research with disciplined, high-conviction investment processes to deliver long-term outcomes for private, professional and institutional investors.
Guinness Global Investors is 100% owned by its directors, employees and former employees.
Guinness Global Investors is a trading name of Guinness Asset Management Ltd (Company Registration 4647882), which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.