Strategy
Fisher Investments Makes Irish Move

The announcement comes just over a month after Fisher said it was pushing into the HNW Australian market.
Fisher
Investments, the US investment house in charge of €158
billion ($186 billion) in assets, is branching out into Ireland,
shortly after it pushed into the Australian market for high net
worth clients.
The firm has created a subsidiary, Fisher Investments Ireland
Limited.
"The decision to expand into Ireland was a logical step given the
success we've experienced with our client-first model elsewhere
in Europe," Fisher Investments' chief executive Damian Ornani
said.
The move gives the firm, founded by author and investment figure
Ken Fisher, a foothold in the European Union’s Single Market – an
important consideration particularly as the UK is now out of the
bloc.
The business said it is “actively recruiting candidates for
sales, service and operations roles in Ireland.”
On a related note, Ireland has benefited – as have countries such
as the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Germany – from the UK’s
departure from the European Union.
According to Ernst & Young (aka EY), the decision to quit the
single market has resulted in £1.3 trillion of assets so far
leaving UK shores for Europe.
Through March 2021, Dublin remained the most popular destination
for staff relocations and new European offices; 36 financial
services firms have established new operations there in the wake
of Brexit.