Report reveals billions funnelled to Russian firms from shell companies based in Ireland

Report reveals billions funnelled to Russian firms from shell companies based in Ireland

The International Financial Services Centre in Dublin. Picture: Billy Higgins

More than €118bn was funnelled from Ireland to Russia between 2005 and 2017, a new research paper from Trinity College has revealed.

Companies based in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) in Dublin raised funds for some of Russia’s most important state-backed and oligarch-controlled companies, who have previously been subject to economic sanctions and accused of criminal activity.

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