The Banking Forum
The future of banking in Ireland and Northern Ireland
The provision of, and access to, banking and financial services are core to the future prosperity and well-being of people across Ireland, north and south. Providing these services well is crucial. Getting them wrong, as we know from experience, can be disastrous. In-depth debate about the sector is therefore essential. This paper calls for such a debate, while setting out some of the issues in the sector that already face us, or which are on the near horizon. |
Republic of Ireland: FSU Building Stakeholder Banking in Ireland Published April 2022 |
Retail Banking in Ireland An overview
Mary O’Dea, Chief Executive, IOB
Published May 2022
Consumer Banking SurveyExperience and Perceptions ofthe Banking Sector in Ireland
Published 2022
Retail Banking Review Public Consultation
Prepared by the Banking Division, Department of Finance
Published May 2022
Retails Banking Review Public Consultation Questions & Answers
Published 5th September 2022
Stronger Consumer Protection To keep pace with rapid changes in financial services, the review of the Central Bank’s Consumer Protection Code must rebalance the Code to make it consumer centric and strengthen protections for consumers and introduce stronger enforcement. Submission by the Financial Services Union to the Consultation process on the Central Bank’s Consumer Protection Code March 2023 |  |
Submission from the Financial Services Union (FSU) to the Public Consultation on the Banking Levy
Paper published by the Financial Services Union in conjunction with Sorley McCaughey, Public affairs, high level policy and strategy specialist.
Published 5th May 2023
FSU Individual Accountability Framework
Consultation Paper to Central Bank of Ireland
Northern Ireland: Department of Finance Banking Roundtable Event - Summary Report
Published 16th February 2022
