Compliance

Compliance

Regulatory status and data protection.

This page sets out, factually, Roicè's current regulatory position and how personal data is protected. It is updated whenever either changes, on the same day as Structure and Institutional credibility.

This page is published in English only.

Current regulatory status

As at 1 October 2026, Roicè's position with the Central Bank of Ireland and any other relevant authority is: Roicè operates as a private group with access and services reserved for specialised clients. As at 1 October 2026, it holds no authorisations of its own to provide regulated services directly. Where a relationship requires such services, they must be provided by intermediaries holding the authorisations required in the relevant jurisdiction. The scope of Roicè’s coordination, administration and advisory work is defined in each relationship and service agreement. This information does not establish authorisation for Roicè to conduct regulated activities or offer its own custody or execution services. Until this section states otherwise, nothing on this website should be read as an offer of a regulated service, and Roicè does not describe itself as regulated, licensed, supervised or authorised.

Authorisations held
None
Supervisory authority
None. Roicè does not currently hold an authorisation of its own from the Central Bank of Ireland and is not authorised or supervised by it.
Status last verified on
1 October 2026

Regulated activities and partners

Where an activity requires authorisation, it is carried out by a firm that holds that authorisation. Roicè coordinates information and relationships around that work. Relevant relationships are verified privately, within a previously formalised relationship with Roicè and where a shared purpose or specific agreement authorises this. All communication remains subject to confidentiality and the applicable authorisations.

For corporate structure and institutional detail, see Structure and Institutional credibility.