All articles by Ellie Chambers
Ellie Chambers
Bank of Ireland customers hit by ATM skimming attack
Hundreds of Bank of Ireland (BOI) customers have lost money in a skimming attack after ATMs were targeted by fraudsters over two weekends.
mBank launches new mobile banking app in Poland
mBank, based in Poland and part of Commerzbank-owned BRE bank, has launched a new mobile banking app.
Polish Getin Bank launches self-service branch in Warsaw
Getin Noble Bank has launched what it says is Poland’s first self-service branch in a shopping centre in Warsaw.
Indian migrant workers ask banks for more remittance kiosks
The Indian High Commission in Singapore has urged Indian banks operating in the country to install remittance kiosks at migrant workers’ dormitories.
Indian government announces capital injection for public sector lenders
India’s finance minister Palaniappan Chidambaram revealed that the country’s public sector lenders are to receive a capital injection of INR112bn ($1.8bn).
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The future of the UK current account
While many customers are choosing to bank through digital channels, the current account has remained a mainstay of the UK banking scene despite changing consumer behaviour. Leading figures from some of UK’s banks gathered in London for a roundtable discussion examining the challenges and opportunities offered by the current account market. Ellie Chambers reports
Santander announces closure of 139 third-party outlets in UK
Santander has announced the closure of 139 small outlets licensed to provide services under the bank’s branding.
United Bank of India to resume retail lending, says local media
The United Bank of India will lift restrictions on retail lending, according to the local media.
Lloyds may seek to claw back former CEO’s bonus
Lloyds may confiscate part of former CEO Eric Daniels’ bonus after PPI miss-selling on his watch cost the bank nearly £10bn ($16.7bn) in compensation.
UK banks give flood victims “mortgage holidays”
Some of the UK’s biggest lenders will offer “mortgage holidays” to flood-stricken customers.