Cost of tracker mortgage scandal tops €1bn

Mortgage brokers warn fines and huge costs incurred by banks during investigation are passed on to customers
Cost of tracker mortgage scandal tops €1bn

The Central Bank issued its final fine for the investigation to Bank of Ireland, the fine of €100.5m the largest sanction on any institution associated with tracker failings. Picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie

The total bill for tracker mortgage breaches by financial institutions came to around €1bn, as the Central Bank wrapped up its seven-year-long investigation into the scandal.

Banks spent around €750m in redress and compensation for their failings and €278m was issued in fines for regulatory breaches by seven banking institutions. There was also some added cost for carrying out the investigation.

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