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Kincaid: Consumer Code vital for credit union modernization
Central Bank of Ireland Deputy Governor Colm Kincaid highlighted the Consumer Protection Code 2025 as crucial for the credit union movement's modernization.
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Makhlouf urges ambitious Single Market for growth and resilience
Governor Gabriel Makhlouf of the Central Bank of Ireland argued for a more ambitious European Single Market, emphasizing the need for full integration of goods, services, and capital to boost growth and resilience.
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CBI appoints Glenn Calverley as Finance Director
The Central Bank of Ireland has appointed Glenn Calverley as its new Director of Finance and Business Performance.
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Whitaker memoir now digital, marks 110th birth anniversary
The Central Bank of Ireland has digitally published the memoir of former Governor T.K. Whitaker for the first time.
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Beyond the Big Three: A Broader View of Competition in the Irish Loan Market
A Central Bank of Ireland study reveals that competition in the Irish loan market is stronger than commonly perceived.
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McMunn: Capital rules crucial for resilience, not credit
Central Bank of Ireland Deputy Governor Mary-Elizabeth McMunn outlined regulatory perspectives on capital, competition, and complexity.
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Makhlouf: Global uncertainty intensifies policy challenges
Gabriel Makhlouf, Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, reflected on recent IMF and ECB meetings.
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Dunne: Digitalisation fuels financial crime, demands vigilance
Patricia Dunne, Director of Horizontal Supervision at the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI), highlighted the increasing risks from financial crime, driven by technological transformation and global instability.
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CBI strengthens credit unions through engagement charter
The Central Bank of Ireland has published its Credit Union Engagement Charter, outlining its commitment to transparent and effective interaction with the sector.
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One in three Irish adults experience fraud, 38% never report
New research from the Central Bank of Ireland reveals that over one in three Irish adults (35%) have experienced fraud or scams.
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CBI intensifies non-bank sector oversight, publishes new research
The Central Bank of Ireland is shifting its focus towards effective implementation and enhanced surveillance of the non-bank financial sector, Deputy Governor Vasileios Madouros announced today.
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Irish credit unions show positive trends but face lending challenges
The Central Bank of Ireland's latest report highlights continued positive trends in credit union sector data for the year ended 30 September 2025, with strong reserves and liquidity.