23 results about this entity
Period: 07 Feb 2013 - 04 Mar 2024
Company announcement
The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) has published a consultation paper on retail market conduct issues in the context of the rapidly changing retail investment landscape across the globe.
22 March 2022
News/regulation
Shares in EML Payments soared more than 30% on Thursday after its Irish subsidiary was given the green light by the Central Bank of Ireland to again start signing up new customers and launch new programmes
25 November 2021
News/crime
Ireland's Central Bank has imposed a €1.66m fine on Bank of Ireland (BoI) for a regulatory breach that saw one of its subsidiaries transfer more than €100,000 to a hacker that had illegally accessed a client's email account.
29 July 2020
News
The Central Bank of Ireland has followed the lead of the Bank of England and announced a delay to the roll out of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) rules.
09 August 2019
The Central Bank of Ireland is launching an innovation hub and industry engagement programme to keep step with the evolving fintech and regulatory landscapes.
20 April 2018
The Central Bank today announced Wednesday 28 October as the rollout day for Rounding in Ireland.
19 October 2015
The Central Bank welcomes the decision by the Government today (16 June 2015) to rollout the rounding of 1c and 2c coins nationally.
22 June 2015
The Central Bank of Ireland has slapped a EUR3.5 million fine on Ulster Bank over IT governance failures that resulted in approximately 600,000 customers being deprived of banking services during a month-long period in 2012.
12 November 2014
More than 240 businesses in the Irish town of Wexford are preparing to ditch one and two cent coins in a rounding trial being run by the country's central bank.
03 September 2013
In the wake of last year's IT meltdown at Ulster Bank, Ireland's payments systems will face more regular risk assessments.
28 May 2013
The Irish are writing far fewer cheques than they did ten years ago but the country remains one of the few in Europe where the paper instrument is still widely used, central bank figures show.
07 February 2013
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