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News, Publications and Events

IOB Regulatory Insight Sessions: The Irish Banking Culture Board 2021 surveys of Bank Culture and Public Trust in Banking- Interview with IBCB CEO Marion Kelly

Good progress made on internal bank culture though public trust levels remain low

IBCB Position on Central Bank of Ireland Tracker Mortgage Investigations

The IBCB Bank Staff Survey, “Éist”, has launched at our five member banks.

The Role of Banks in Social Finance

Irish Banking Culture Board (IBCB) Launches First Annual Report

IBCB Financial Awareness for SMEs Webinar Series

Support for Mortgage Holders using Mortgage Payment Breaks

The voices of farmers must be heard in the banking industry

The Importance of Getting Your Financial Affairs in Order

Blanaid Clarke (Audit Committee Chair) authors chapter in book ‘Pandemic Crisis and Financial Stability’ – read excerpt

Listening to the views of Bank Staff

More needed to ensure SMEs can survive

How the banks act now will determine how they are perceived in the future

The Irish Banking Culture Board welcomes the additional supports offered by our member banks to support vulnerable and elderly customers.

Message from IBCB CEO Marion Kelly in relation to working arrangements and Covid-19

Irish Banking Culture Board welcomes agreement from banks on COVID-19 measures

IBCB calls on customers experiencing difficulties to contact their bank to discuss their situation and ensure that they are fully informed of all terms before entering into any Covid-19 arrangements

Irish Banking Culture Board (IBCB) Appoints Chief Executive Officer

We have been conscious from the outset that the shaping of the IBCB should be independent, inclusive and informed by both the views of staff within the industry and its customers and stakeholders.

To do this, we decided to ask for, listen to and act on the views of these groups most impacted by banking culture – consumers and bank staff.

IBCB éist 2021 Survey of bank culture

IBCB 2021 éist Public Trust in Banking Survey

2019-2020 Annual Report

SME COVID-19 Financial supports

Embrace - Farm Accident Support Network

IBCB Public and Stakeholder Consultation Report 2019

IBCB Employee Survey 2018

Annual Report Financial Year 2019–2020

Embrace – Farm Accident Support Network

SME COVID-19 Financial supports

IBCB Public and Stakeholder Consultation Report 2019

IBCB Employee Survey 2018

Reports

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