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# banking - Tuesday 31 March, 2020
Banking institutes warn customers to be 'extra vigilant' of Covid-19 online scams
Figures from the BPFI show €12m was scammed through card fraud alone last year.
# banking - Friday 27 March, 2020
Internal bank documents reveal AIB mortgage break did require savings before meeting with minister
At the end of last week and over the weekend customers complained of issues they had accessing this payment deferral.
# banking - Tuesday 10 March, 2020
1 cent contactless fee and more maintenance charges in store for AIB customers from May
Customers can expect to pay an average of €2.20 per year in contactless fees.
# banking - Wednesday 26 February, 2020
UK banking group Lloyds to cut around 780 branch jobs
The jobs will be cut between June and October.
# banking - Monday 24 February, 2020
AIB joins rival bank in cutting three and five year fixed mortgage rates
Last week, KBC dropped its fixed mortgage rates from 2.85% to 2.55%.
# banking - Wednesday 29 January, 2020
Capital power: why fintech companies are looking to Dublin in the e-money licence quest
US company Payoneer is the latest to get approval as Ireland is at the centre of a fintech revolution.
# banking - Friday 29 November, 2019
Ulster Bank says an issue with its online and mobile banking services has now been resolved
The problem did not affect ATM, debit/credit cards or in-person purchases.
# banking - Thursday 28 November, 2019
Bank of Ireland services are working again after earlier issues
Some branches will remain open until 8pm this evening.
# banking - Friday 15 November, 2019
# banking - Thursday 17 October, 2019
Credit unions across Ireland roll out new current account service
115 branches have begun rolling out the service today under the currentaccount.ie brand.
# banking - Sunday 6 October, 2019
Explainer: Why were some customers locked out of their mobile banking app?
Many AIB customers complained to the bank after being told their device was ‘rooted’.
# banking - Thursday 30 May, 2019
'Unacceptable harm': The scandal that led to a record fine for one of Ireland's pillar banks
Permanent TSB has been fined €21 million for regulatory breaches affecting tracker mortgage customers.
# banking - Friday 10 May, 2019
Ulster Bank says it's 'unacceptable' a data breach resulted in its former customers' details being compromised
The breach resulted in names, contact information, and financial details being compromised.
# banking - Wednesday 1 May, 2019
Opinion: 'Mortgage rules are massively unfair on people who can't rely on their parents for a sizeable deposit'
Since the banks no longer require you to prove that you saved the deposit – having one says nothing about your ability to repay the loan, writes Fiona Cassim.
# banking - Wednesday 19 December, 2018
SF proposes new law to prevent mortgages being sold to a vulture fund without the borrower's consent
Doherty said his proposed Bill will ensure the code is put into primary legislation.
# banking - Thursday 6 December, 2018
It took 9 consecutive questions for bank execs to admit €1.3bn mortgage 'vehicle' won't pay tax
Last week the bank confirmed it was transferring more than 6,000 home loans into a special purpose vehicle.
# banking - Tuesday 30 October, 2018
Banking industry asks Irish public for its say on new culture board to help 'rebuild trust' in sector
The banks have said they know their reputation has been damaged, and they want to take steps to address that.
# banking - Tuesday 2 October, 2018
Problem over payment of child benefit to Irish parents 'resolved' following industry-wide banking issue
Customers with An Post, Ulster Bank and PTSB have been affected.
# banking - Sunday 2 September, 2018
Are post offices even viable? An increase in financial services could have been the game changer
The Bobby Kerry report stated that the expansion of financial services in post offices was essential to their survival.
# banking - Wednesday 20 June, 2018
The aggravating and mitigating factors: How the judge in the Drumm case arrived at six years
Judge Karen O’Connor noted that the most significant form of mitigation would have been a result of a guilty plea but that was not available in this case.
# banking - Friday 15 June, 2018
Irish economy is growing substantially but Brexit 'poses major threat'
High levels of household and public debt are also concerning, the Central Bank has said.
# banking - Sunday 20 May, 2018
'Bizarre carry-on': Criticism of consumer expert who said tracker victims should have faced tougher questioning
Brendan Burgess said people’s lives may have been destroyed, but that may not have been because of the overcharging.
# banking - Thursday 10 May, 2018
RBS, which owns Ulster Bank, agrees to pay €4.1 billion fine
The bank has been fined by the US Justice Department over its role in the subprime mortgage crisis.
# banking - Wednesday 2 May, 2018
Mobile app transfers not appearing in some Ulster Bank customers' accounts
Yesterday was a European bank holiday, which affected the situation.
# banking - Sunday 25 February, 2018
In rural Germany, mobile banking means a bank in the back of a truck visiting different towns
The closure of branches in rural Germany has led to mobile banking services that visit small towns.
# banking - Wednesday 21 February, 2018
After more than 10 years, RaboDirect is closing down in Ireland
The lender holds deposits from 90,000 Irish customers.
RaboDirect announces that it is closing down its Irish operations in May
The bank holds over €3 billion in deposits from its Irish customers, who will now have to move their money elsewhere.
# banking - Thursday 18 January, 2018
'Take a look in the mirror': Why didn't the Central Bank act earlier on the tracker mortgage scandal?
The Central Bank’s governor Philip Lane confirmed 13,000 impacted customers are still waiting to get their money back.
# banking - Monday 1 January, 2018
Irish people warned they are being 'ripped off' by ATMs in foreign countries
People are advised not to withdraw money in their own currency rate as it is more expensive.
# banking - Sunday 31 December, 2017
Here's how banks plan to 'rebuild trust' after the tracker mortgage scandal
The initiative has been welcomed by Minister Paschal Donohoe today.
# banking - Wednesday 27 December, 2017
Goldman Sachs says it is 'considering options' after report of UK jobs moving to Dublin
The company’s the European asset management business is set for changes.
# banking - Friday 1 December, 2017
High Court injunction imposed on Sunday Business Post over banking commission fears
The commission is probing transactions involving the Irish Banking Resolution Corporation (IBRC).
# banking - Friday 17 November, 2017
'I'm not going anywhere': Lay litigants in uphill battle against banks and vulture funds
There are calls for the Legal Aid Board to relax its merits test so more families in debt can access professional representation.
# banking - Monday 23 October, 2017
From 'I don't know what a tracker mortgage is' to the biggest financial scandal of our time
The heads of three banks are due to meet with the Finance Minister to discuss the issue today.
# banking - Saturday 14 October, 2017
Nearly a decade after its bailout, AIB wants to turn its customers into 'fans'
But one of the bank’s retail execs says people may need to pay extra for face-to-face services.
# banking - Friday 13 October, 2017
More than 30,000 people may be affected by tracker scandal - double the Central Bank's estimate
Financial advisor Padraig Kissane said many people who should be included in the current redress process have been told they are not impacted.
# banking - Thursday 5 October, 2017
'They've gone without food, without heat in their home': Ulster Bank execs grilled over tracker scandal
The bank’s CEO revealed almost 3,500 customers were overcharged.
# banking - Wednesday 17 May, 2017
Bank of Ireland has poached a senior UK exec for its new CEO
HSBC’s Francesca McDonagh will be the pillar bank’s first female chief.
# banking - Sunday 7 May, 2017
Global investment funds have made Ireland a world capital for shadow banking
The sector is more than 10 times the size of the Irish economy.
# banking - Thursday 13 April, 2017
'Official Ireland has destroyed the lives of every person who's come forward' - Banking whistleblower testifies to Oireachtas
Banking whistleblower Jonathan Sugarman is before the Oireachtas Finance Committee today.
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Calls for head of KBC group to apologise after comments about 'annoying' tracker mortgage scandal
More than 40,000 people were affected by the scandal.
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