Former PTSB boss denies changing interpretation of tracker policy

David Guinane said email proposing bank allow customers who 'actually contact' them 'to revert to their original tracker' was understood by him to mean 'any customer'
Former Permanent TSB chief executive David Guinane said he did not recall the events in early 2009 that led to the bank's initial tracker mortgage policy. Picture: Sam Boal/Collins 

Former Permanent TSB chief executive David Guinane said he did not recall the events in early 2009 that led to the bank's initial tracker mortgage policy. Picture: Sam Boal/Collins 

Former PTSB chief executive David Guinane has denied changing his interpretation of the bank's initial response to the tracker mortgage issue in the years after it took place, saying he does “not remember what happened in 2009".

The Central Bank inquiry is looking into Mr Guinane’s role in PTSB’s tracker mortgage scandal between January 2009 and April 2010.

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