Forcing banks to refund victims of payment fraud ‘very complex’, finance official warns
New EU proposals stop short of extending right to refund to all victims duped into sending money to scammers
New EU proposals stop short of extending right to refund to all victims duped into sending money to scammers
Finance committee told settlements involving write-offs ‘consistent across the board’ as it questions bank about policy on debt forgiveness in wake of controversy over DJ Carey debt
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Shelving €500,000 pay cap ‘inappropriate’ in the context of ‘significant harm’ sector ‘inflicted’ on customers
No evidence of ‘culture change’ within domestic sector, says finance committee in report
Financial services sector’s green and digital transition are ‘great opportunities for Ireland’s economy’
Pursuit of Robert Watt has touch of ‘witch hunt’ about it, warns Taoiseach
Finance committee asks top civil servant for documents relating to TCD appointment
Country’s top civil servant also indicates he did not discuss the proposal with Taoiseach
Protected disclosures Bill to provide for transposition of EU directive into Irish law
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Commission wants information related to credits to be presented in a clear way
Party is seeking amendment to legislation proposing 36% cap on APR for borrowers
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