Ulster Bank and AIB offer fresh apologies on tracker mortgage scandal

The heads of AIB and Ulster Bank have issued fresh apologies to customers of theirs caught up in the tracker mortgage scandal.

Both banks have committed to publicly setting out their progress in dealing with the scandal — AIB has already resolved most of its 3,000-plus cases.

After meeting Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe at his department, Bernard Byrne said AIB is confident of making “significant progress” in bringing the scandal to an end.