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  1. 2021

    Ulster Bank fined €38m for mortgage customer handling

    Ireland's Central Bank fined Ulster Bank €38m for regulatory breaches in its handling of some mortgage customers. The Central Bank described serious failings, including a deliberate strategy not to provide certain customers with their correct tracker mortgage entitlement unless they complained. Ulster Bank's chief executive said she was deeply sorry for the impact on customers and their families.

  2. 2020

    Union accuses NatWest Group of using Covid-19 to manufacture a crisis around Ulster Bank

    At an Oireachtas committee hearing on December 8, the Financial Services Union accused NatWest Group of using Covid-19 as cover to manufacture a crisis around the future of its Ulster Bank subsidiary in Ireland.

  3. 2020

    Revolut launches Open Banking in Ireland

    Revolut launched its Open Banking feature for customers in Ireland, allowing them to connect accounts from AIB, Permanent TSB, Ulster Bank and Bank of Ireland and view balances and transactions in the Revolut app. The feature is free to Revolut customers.

  4. 2020

    Central Bank fines Ulster Bank €4.6 million

    The Central Bank fined Ulster Bank €4.6 million for governance failings relating to regulatory returns on mortgage arrears. Ulster Bank admitted the breaches, which took place from 2013 until 2015.

  5. 2019

    Ulster Bank rolls out enhanced Bank on Wheels service in Clare

    Ulster Bank rolled out an enhanced replacement Bank on Wheels in County Clare, offering customers a wider range of banking services, including online banking through a satellite link.

  6. 2015

    Ulster Bank launches tailored finance products for food and drink businesses

    Ulster Bank launched tailored product solutions for Ireland’s food and drink sector, including packages for premises, business investment, product development, and equipment or machinery.