The High Court has granted AIB certain, but not all, orders it sought against its former executives and a rival company the bank claims conspired to take over the clients, business and staff of AIB's International Financial Services (IFS) business.

THE High Court will rule next week on an application by AIB for an injunction against a number of former executives and a rival company the bank claims conspired to take over the clients, business and staff of AIB’s International Financial Services (IFS) business.

Several former senior executives with an AIB subsidiary acted in "a deliberate, clandestine and unlawful manner" by secretly scheming to take over its international financial services business, the High Court has heard.

SIX senior AIB executives secretly and systematically colluded in the preparation and execution of a premeditated strategy to undermine and damage the bank’s International Financial Services business for their own gain, the High Court has heard.

SIX senior AIB executives conspired to undermine and damage the bank’s international financial services section for their own gain, the High Court has heard.