First banker faces inquiry for alleged tracker role as banks still fight compensation cases
Public inquiry into conduct of former PTSB chief executive David Guinane began this week, but tracker scandal is far from over
Public inquiry into conduct of former PTSB chief executive David Guinane began this week, but tracker scandal is far from over
Ulster Bank has already failed in these cases with the FSPO and in the High Court. It’s now planning to exhaust the appeals process, but enough is enough
Politicians’ failure to condemn criminal behaviour, just as they fail to condemn those who exploit the system by making no mortgage repayments, ends up costing the honest majority
Bank has said adverse outcome in the cases could affect thousands of customers and trigger ‘enormous financial’ consequences for the lender
David Guinane alleged to have participated in bank offering a low, original tracker rate to eligible customers only after they requested it or complained about it
Bank failed to convince court that ombudsman had committed ‘serious and significant’ error in decisions
Review to look at suspected regulatory breaches in relation to the lender’s role in tracker mortgage scandal
Regulator links smaller surplus to greater provisioning against higher interest rates and a fall in interest income
Ulster Bank challenge to decision in cases of three borrowers does not meet ‘high threshold’ required, says ombudsman
Bank maintains it is ‘untenable’ to insist it gave option to go back to tracker mortgage product that it no longer offered
Bank says contract terms agreed by mortgage customer did not provide for a return to tracker rate
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