Authorization was granted by the Central Bank of Ireland under powers of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive , the US-headquartered fintech group said in a statement this week.

The company can now deliver its full suite of technology-enabled wealth management solutions directly from Ireland.

The new operation builds on SS&C’s UK wealth management business. 

SS&C employs more than 550 professionals in Ireland, servicing more than €95 billion in assets across all fund structures and €25 billion in life and pension products, it said.

“This milestone marks an important step in our European growth strategy,” Nick Wright, global head of SS&C Global Investor & Distribution Solutions, said. 

“The European wealth management market represents a significant, growing portion of the global wealth landscape,” SS&C said. It cited data from the European Fund and Asset Management Association, showing that European investors’ fund ownership grew by €2 trillion in a single year to a total of €18.6 trillion at the end of 2024.

SS&C said it supports more than $6.1 trillion in private wealth assets under management at more than 3,000 firms worldwide.