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Central Bank of Ireland Enforcement Actions

Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 17 December 2015

Thursday, 17 December 2015

Questions (158)

Michael McGrath

Question:

158. Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Finance the fines greater than €100,000 imposed by the Central Bank of Ireland on financial institutions over the past three years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [45990/15]

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Written answers

The Central Bank has provided me with the following information on fines greater than €100,000 it has imposed over the past three years.

Year

Name

Date

2013

Quinn Insurance Ltd (under Administration)

18/02/2013

€5,000,000

Fine waived in the public interest

 

Citibank Europe plc

11/12/2013

€550,000

 

 

Allied Irish Banks plc

17/12/2013

€490,000

 

 

Total fines greater than €100,000 imposed for 2013

€6,040,000

 

2014

Ava Capital Markets Limited

04/03/2014

€165,000

 

 

UniCredit Bank Ireland p.l.c.

13/03/2014

€315,000

 

 

FBD Insurance plc

08/05/2014

€490,000

 

 

Squared Financial Services Limited

16/05/2014

€100,000

 

 

Bank of Montreal Ireland plc

21/05/2014

€650,000

 

 

Ulster Bank Ireland

12/11/2014

€3,500,000

 

 

Provident Personal Credit Limited t/a Provident

01/12/2014

€105,000

 

 

Total fines greater than €100,000 imposed for 2014

€5,325,000

 

2015

Western Union

19/05/2015

€1,750,000

 

 

Mr Tadhg Gunnell

21/05/2015

€105,000

The Central Bank considered that the actions of Mr Gunnell also merited a monetary penalty of €105,000 being imposed on him. However, on the basis that Mr Gunnell was adjudicated bankrupt by the High Court on 26 January 2015, this monetary penalty has been waived.

 

Irish Nationwide Building Society

15/07/2015

€5,000,000

Fine waived in the public interest

 

Total fines greater than €100,000 imposed for 2015

€6,855,000

 

 

Total fines greater than €100,000 imposed from 2013 to 2015

€18,220,000

 

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