10 things we learned from today's AIB results Bank says ready for flotation as dividend pay-outs resume James McNamara and Andrew Fanning March 2, 2017 AIB says level of impaired loans still high despite progress. Pic: RollingNews.ie Previous Next Image 1 of 2 File Photo A whistleblower has alleged AIB misled regulators on its progress in dealing with loans which are in arrears. The claims have been made over recent days to the Central Bank and the European Central Bank. AIB has told RTE News that it is not aware of the allegations.09/08/2012. AIB. The Irish Credit Bureau says it has corrected inaccurate personal data that it was sent by AIB over a six-year period. The ICB was informed six weeks ago that the bank had misreported information regarding the missed loan repayments of some 12 000 customers. AIB admitted the mistake may have affected the credit rating of some customers, and said all of those affected had been contacted and informed of the error. Photo: Sam Boal/RollingNews.ie Photo by James McNamara Image 2 of 2 BUSINESS 2nd March 2017 no fee for repro Aillied Irish Banks, p.l.c. ["AIB"] announces pre-tax profits of €1.7bn for FY 2016 and proposes a dividend of €250m. Pictured is Bernard Byrne, CEO, AIB. Picture by Shane O'Neill Photography. Photo by Andrew Fanning Analysis & Opinion LATEST NEWS21:00Stripe to bring back crypto payments19:23Out of Office: Stripe upgrade, public transport shutdown?17:37EU reprimand over Ireland’s ‘lackadaisical’ dirty money policy ‘unsurprising’17:00Gig of the Week? Adrienne Lenker may have played the gig of the year15:56The Register: 6 one-stop shop wedding venues that will make your day15:13Revenue collects €24 billion in corporation tax in 2023