Trust in banks remains low among general public

The results from the 2022 éist report show that the trust score for the general public continues to be low, with a score of -25
Trust in banks remains low among general public

The results from the 2022 éist report show that the trust score for the general public had risen by three points from last year. Picture: Denis Minihane.

Trust in Irish banks remains low among the general public with a score of -25, according to a report by the Irish Banking Culture Board (IBCB).

The results from the 2022 éist report show that the trust score for the general public had risen by three points from last year.

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