Banking culture board to assess tracker lessons following investigations
IBCB sees final two tracker investigations, into AIB and BoI, completing in coming year
IBCB sees final two tracker investigations, into AIB and BoI, completing in coming year
Total for all lenders set to rise as Central Bank investigations into scandal continue
Tracker enforcement actions against AIB and Bank of Ireland are ongoing
In store for 2021: Bad loans, major job cuts and the never-ending tracker saga
Process of introducing Bill on issue has been delayed by several things, including Covid-19
Industry-wide scandal now dates back more than a decade
Analysis: Central Bank says €21 million fine reflects ‘gravity’ of PTSB’s failings
With the number of cases now reaching 33,700, Joe Brennan assesses how each of the banks have handled the scandal so far
Apologies issued as pressure mounts to deal with issue
Banks still have to identify thousands of impacted accounts which will push the cost of resolving issue higher
Banks compound denials and rate error of mortgages with sluggish efforts at redress
Central Bank data shows 23% increase in those impacted to 13,000 with number set to rise
Q&A: Conor Pope explains the home-loan controversy
Irish bank was fined €2.5m by European Central Bank for liquidity rules infractions
Central Bank head says lenders “failed their customers” by denying them tracker rates
Why did it take the Central Bank so long to get on top of this issue?
RBS-owned lender’s operating profit fell by €338 million to €24 million
Regulator expresses concern to EU authority over British territory’s approval of insurers
There is merit in criticism of Central Bank’s role in mortgage tracker rate scandal
Lenders expected to have ‘commenced engagement’ with customers by mid 2017
High Court Master makes query after noting half of 98 cases before him involved AIB
Institutions will be fined and customers compensated but will anything really change?
If you were entitled to switch to a tracker and AIB didn’t say so, you may have a case
Consumer concerns this week include Permanent TSB’s ‘significant failures’, car-hire companies and mobile phone charges
Financial compensation is derisory in context of stress endured, writes Ciarán Hancock
When exceptional costs factored in, losses amount to €431m
Mortgage-holders’ association accuses bank of making ‘derisory’ offers to customers
Over 1,300 people to get compensation due to bank’s mismanagement of home loans
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