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According to a report on RTÉ website, the Central Bank is due to submit their requested December update to Paschal Donohoe early next week.
The Minister for Finance is then to issue a press release on Wednesday (20th December) with this information.
It is also expected that the top five main banks (KBC, AIB, BOI, PTSB, UB) will issue their own statements before or on this day.
https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2017/1212/926819-tracker-mortgages/
If you were to ask my predictions...
BOI will state that due to the size of the investigation they are doing all they can for the newly identified 6,000 customers but that their refunds will extend into early 2018.
UB will state that 1,000 customers will receive redress before the end of the year - omitting the fact that a large number of letters won't arrive until the first or second week of January.
AIB will state that the vast majority of identified accounts have received redress already.
PTSB will state that all identified customers have been redressed.
KBC will state that they have contacted their identified customers and redress will occur in Q1 2018.
The Central Bank will state that it's actively challenging lenders on tracker customers and that more numbers are yet to be identified, but not as many as the BOI 6,000 in the last few months.
The Minister for Finance is then to issue a press release on Wednesday (20th December) with this information.
It is also expected that the top five main banks (KBC, AIB, BOI, PTSB, UB) will issue their own statements before or on this day.
https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2017/1212/926819-tracker-mortgages/
If you were to ask my predictions...
BOI will state that due to the size of the investigation they are doing all they can for the newly identified 6,000 customers but that their refunds will extend into early 2018.
UB will state that 1,000 customers will receive redress before the end of the year - omitting the fact that a large number of letters won't arrive until the first or second week of January.
AIB will state that the vast majority of identified accounts have received redress already.
PTSB will state that all identified customers have been redressed.
KBC will state that they have contacted their identified customers and redress will occur in Q1 2018.
The Central Bank will state that it's actively challenging lenders on tracker customers and that more numbers are yet to be identified, but not as many as the BOI 6,000 in the last few months.