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KBC pays an additional €10m to 60 tracker customers on top of €153m already paid out

The bank was fined more than €18.3 million by the Central Bank in 2020 for its role in the tracker mortgage scandal

Tracker scandal: have the lenders paid a high enough price for the damage done?

As the Central Bank probe comes to a close, the question remains, will any of the individuals involved in the fiasco which affected 40,000 customers be held accountable?

Matt Cooper: Budget packs a political punch that could change the fortunes of the parties in power

While the government might get a boost in the polls, there’s still so much that can go wrong – mostly arising from circumstances outside its control

Bank of Ireland fined over €100m for its role in tracker mortgage scandal

Bank of Ireland apologised unreservedly for its role in the tracker scandal after being issued with the biggest fine to date by the Central Bank

Bank of Ireland to be hit with major fine over tracker scandal

The lender will be the last of the major Irish banks to be penalised

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Editorial: Questions remain for Central Bank over AIB tracker scandal

The tracker mortgage controversy has exposed the rotten culture that pervaded the bank’s entire organisation

Central Bank ‘very satisfied’ with handling of tracker mortgage scandal

Regulator’s financial conduct head is confident it discharged its public accountability mandate and enforcement of cases

AIB fined a record €83.3m for its role in tracker scandal

Bank’s EBS subsidiary sanctioned a further €13.4m after almost 13,000 customers were wrongly denied cheap tracker mortgages

Justice John Hedigan on banking: ‘Regulation can change behaviour, but not culture. They have to want to do it’

While he is ‘cautiously optimistic’ about the future, Hedigan, chairman of the Irish Banking Culture Board, knows there is still a lot of work to be done to restore public trust in the sector

Ulster Bank chief to keep watchdog board role despite tracker scandal

Jane Howard to continue in role with the Irish Banking Culture Board despite Ulster Bank being fined €37.7m for its role in tracker mortgage scandal

Justice delayed: will the tracker scandal change banking culture?

Ulster Bank claims it has learned from its mistakes on tracker mortgages, but the fallout from the scandal is far from over

The Last Post: All to play for at Celtic as Desmond considers taking gamble on Keane

Dermot Desmond has always liked to go his own way in decision making, and fireworks are near-guaranteed if he appoints Roy Keane as the next manager of Celtic