Donohoe warned huge tracker fine on AIB could hit plans to sell down shares in the bank

Two previous attempts to offload a large chunk of AIB had fallen at the final hurdle last November and again in March this year after the 'war in Ukraine intervened', according to Freedom of Information documents
Fine for AIB over tracker mortgage scandal could represent a 'negative surprise' as the Government prepared to sell a significant stake in the bank, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe was warned.

Fine for AIB over tracker mortgage scandal could represent a 'negative surprise' as the Government prepared to sell a significant stake in the bank, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe was warned.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe was warned a hefty fine for AIB over its tracker mortgages could represent a “negative surprise” as the Government prepared to sell a significant stake in the bank.

Officials explained how two previous attempts to offload a large chunk of AIB had fallen at the final hurdle last November and again in March this year after the “war in Ukraine intervened”, according to Freedom of Information documents.  

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