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o Rates have been rectified on all impacted tracker mortgage customer accounts. Redress and compensation continues to be paid to affected customers as soon as possible but no later than end of June 2018.
Tracker Mortgage Examination
KBC Bank Ireland has engaged with the Central Bank to conclude the identification phase of the tracker mortgage review. So far, the bank has made rate rectifications and redress and compensation payments to 501 customer accounts. Rates have been rectified on all other impacted tracker mortgage customer accounts (including those newly identified in December 2017). Redress and compensation continues to be paid to affected customers as soon as possible but will conclude no later than end of June 2018. KBC Bank Ireland reiterates its apologies to all impacted customers for the harm and distress caused by the bank’s error or failure.
KBC has made a total provision of €120.3 million to account for redress and compensation payable to the impacted accounts since the start of the examination. This includes a provision for redress and compensation of €61.5 million in Q4 2017.
Wim Verbraeken, Chief Executive, KBC Bank Ireland said: ...
Understandably, it has also been a year of considerable focus on the ongoing tracker mortgage examination. As we restore impacted customers to the correct tracker rate, make redress and compensation payments, respond to customers and facilitate the independent appeals process, our focus is on achieving a fair and expedient outcome for customers. Again, I would like to convey my apologies to all impacted customers for the harm and distress caused by the bank’s error or failure, and to assure customers that they remain the highest priority for KBC into 2018.”
o Rates have been rectified on all impacted tracker mortgage customer accounts. Redress and compensation continues to be paid to affected customers as soon as possible but no later than end of June 2018.
Tracker Mortgage Examination
KBC Bank Ireland has engaged with the Central Bank to conclude the identification phase of the tracker mortgage review. So far, the bank has made rate rectifications and redress and compensation payments to 501 customer accounts. Rates have been rectified on all other impacted tracker mortgage customer accounts (including those newly identified in December 2017). Redress and compensation continues to be paid to affected customers as soon as possible but will conclude no later than end of June 2018. KBC Bank Ireland reiterates its apologies to all impacted customers for the harm and distress caused by the bank’s error or failure.
KBC has made a total provision of €120.3 million to account for redress and compensation payable to the impacted accounts since the start of the examination. This includes a provision for redress and compensation of €61.5 million in Q4 2017.
Wim Verbraeken, Chief Executive, KBC Bank Ireland said: ...
Understandably, it has also been a year of considerable focus on the ongoing tracker mortgage examination. As we restore impacted customers to the correct tracker rate, make redress and compensation payments, respond to customers and facilitate the independent appeals process, our focus is on achieving a fair and expedient outcome for customers. Again, I would like to convey my apologies to all impacted customers for the harm and distress caused by the bank’s error or failure, and to assure customers that they remain the highest priority for KBC into 2018.”