Financial Services Ireland calls for 'simplified, tax-efficient' investment vehicle for Irish consumers

Call comes as part of FSI’s new five year strategy

FSI director Patricia Callan, Tánaiste and finance minister Simon Harris, and FSI deputy director Audrey Crummy at the 

Financial Services Ireland (FSI) has called for the simplification of investment vehicles for consumers, including changes to tax, in a push to make investing more attractive in advance of the implementation of the Savings and Investment Union (SIU).

This comes as part of FSI’s new five year strategy which it said provides a “roadmap to protect and drive forward” Ireland’s position as a competitive financial centre for domestic and international companies.