Banking Dilosk to acquire Ulster Bank’s €400m portfolio of mortgagesThe financial services company promised continuity of services for customers
Business Post's View Editorial: Arrival of a new entrant to the banking sector for the first time in almost 20 years is good newsFor a country with one of the youngest and wealthiest workforces in Europe it has long been a source of curiosity why international retail banks are so put coming here
Banking AIB makes three senior appointments to retail banking staffGeraldine Casey, the managing director of retail banking at AIB, said the appointees will bring a ‘wealth of experience’ to its customer-facing teams
Economy Northern Ireland private sector grows faster than UK average in MarchNew Ulster Bank figures indicated that NI employers’ optimism reached a six-year high, in spite of increased costs
Banking Banking lobby boss Brian Hayes demands answers over Ulster and KBC exitsThe Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland said the regulatory burden and cost of doing business in Ireland are driving banks away
Finance Ulster Bank tweaks terms of ‘offset mortgages’ as it prepares to sell €477m portfolio 4,500 customers on ‘offset mortgages’ to receive goodwill payments next year as bank moves to close accounts linked to product
Property Ulster Bank to sell off remaining 15 branches Prices range from €100,000 to more than €850,000 for properties it closed earlier this year
Opinion Ian Guider: Had it stayed the course, Ulster Bank would be enjoying bumper profitsAs AIB and Bank of Ireland look set for years of record profitability, is the ‘toxic bank’ regretting its decision to cut and run?
Banking AIB apologises to former Ulster Bank mortgage holders again in second transfer blunder this month Dozen of tracker mortgage customers saw direct debits cancelled following the movement of mortgages from Ulster Bank to AIB
Banking AIB apologises to customers wrongly told of unexpected rise in mortgage repaymentsLender says it issued ‘incorrect’ information and clarifies that customers will not face repayments greater than what they had expected following ECB hikes
The Last Post Matt Cooper: Stingy banks are coining it – but that’s mainly thanks to depositors and taxpayersIt’s 15 years since the financial system was bailed out – and with the three main lenders now sitting on bumper profits, maybe it’s time to tax the sector more heavily
Banking Permanent TSB completes acquisition of €6.75 billion of Ulster Bank assetsThe bank has launched Permanent TSB Asset Finance following the completion
Post Script Post Script: Withdrawal symptoms, doggy DNA, Aontú’s Croke Park fundraiserThe Business Post team takes a look at the scenes behind the stories
Special Report Lorcan Allen: AIB set for profit bonanza after decade in the doldrumsThe bank’s share price has surged almost 85 per cent in value over the past year – and shareholders are expecting a cut of anticipated mega profits
Banking Ulster Bank to pay €800m dividend to NatWestThe payment is part of the bank’s ongoing withdrawal from the Irish market
Post Script Post Script: ATM withdrawals; yellow box blues; Cosgrave has a goThe Business Post takes a look at the scenes behind the stories
Banking Permanent TSB completes acquisition of Ulster Bank’s non-tracker mortgagesThe mortgage accounts acquired are currently made up of loans with a value of around €915 million
Banking ‘Poignant’ day for Ulster Bank as last branches in Republic of Ireland closeLender urges remaining customers to ‘swiftly’ close their accounts and transfer to another provider
Banking Ulster Bank credit cards to stop working from todayThe move is part of the lender’s exit from the Irish market
Banking AIB posts profit after tax of €765 million for 2022Net interest income increased to €2.1 billion driven by increasing interest rates and higher average loan volumes