County Wexford is increasingly recognised as a strategic location for financial services, combining accessibility, talent and an environment that supports business growth.

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KEY INDUSTRIES

An environment for financial growth

The county hosts a mix of indigenous financial firms and international service providers, delivering expertise in areas such as fintech, insurance, asset management and professional advisory services.

The county is home to a mix of local and international firms, delivering expertise in fintech, insurance, asset management, and professional advisory services.

Strong local networks, partnerships and collaboration with business chambers help the financial sector thrive, contributing significantly to the local economy and providing high-quality employment opportunities. With ongoing investment in infrastructure and talent development, County Wexford is well-positioned to maintain its reputation as a thriving financial services hub in Ireland.

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ZURICH INSURANCE

Zurich Insurance in Wexford: A proven model for regional investment and talent development.

Zurich Insurance Group is a leading global insurer operating across more than 210 countries and territories, serving individuals, SMEs and multinational corporations. In Ireland, Zurich employs over 1,000 people, with a significant and growing presence in Wexford, where the company has established a strong operational base supporting its nationwide general insurance business.

Since opening in 2008, Zurich’s Wexford office has evolved from a smaller footprint into a scaled operation employing more than 260 people, which shows sustained investment in the region and confidence in Wexford as a competitive location for business.

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