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Carne, the Irish-founded premier global provider of fund management company solutions to the asset management industry, today announced a significant expansion
Up to 50 new jobs are to be created at a new regulatory technology, development and operations centre of excellence in Kilkenny.
Carne, the Irish-founded premier global provider of fund management company solutions to the asset management industry, today announced a significant expansion of its operations. The jobs, supported by the Department of Business, Enterprise, and Innovation through Enterprise Ireland, will be management and graduate positions in compliance, risk management, technology and operations.
The announcement was made at Lyrath Estate Hotel in Kilkenny this morning. It was expected that the Tánaiste and Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Frances Fitzgerald would be in Kilkenny to announce the jobs, however, she has not made the visit today.
Welcoming today’s announcement, the Minister of State for Trade, Employment, Business, EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection Pat Breen said it was great news for not just Kilkenny, but the south-east.
"A key priority of the Government, through our Regional Action Plans for Jobs, is to create jobs across all the regions of Ireland," he said.
More details to follow.
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