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An Inquiry underway in Dublin has heard that the Central Bank believes that between January 2009 to April 2010 Permanent TSB only gave a favourable tracker rate to borrowers who complained or queried the interest they were being charged after coming off a temporary fixed deal.

Partners Niall Esler and Shane Martin, along with senior associate Conor Daly and trainee solicitor Coleen Wegmann, have authored the Ireland chapter for Global Legal Insights Fintech...

The Central Bank inquiry into former PTSB chief executive David Guinane could be delayed until next year to allow newly appointed solicitors for the banker get up to speed with the facts of the case.

Some customers lost homes when denied discount rate

A public inquiry into the roles of Permanent TSB and its former chief executive David Guinane will run from Monday October 2nd to Friday October 20th.

The financial regulator published Mr Guinane’s name on its website on Friday

The Central Bank will take its first public action against an individual linked to the tracker mortgage scandal when it holds an inquiry hearing later this month in the case of former Permanent TSB CEO David Guinane.

Review to look at suspected regulatory breaches

Bank said it had notified customers via advertisements

Minister for Finance tells Gabriel Makhlouf he is ‘concerned’ clients taking up cashbacks pay higher rate for mortgage duration