AIB announcing decisions on €700m rogue dealing

Allied Irish Banks was today set to announce if heads would roll following its foreign exchange loss of almost €700 m at American subsidiary Allfirst.

AIB announcing decisions on €700m rogue dealing
Thu, 14 Mar, 2002 - 05:56

Allied Irish Banks was today set to announce if heads would roll following its foreign exchange loss of almost €700m at American subsidiary Allfirst.

After two days of deliberations in Dublin, the board was announcing its decisions based on the report of top banker and troubleshooter Eugene Ludwig.

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CourtsAllfirstPlace: DublinPlace: BaltimorePlace: USPerson: Eugene LudwigPerson: John RusnakPerson: LudwigPerson: Michael BuckleyPerson: Lochlann QuinnPerson: Frank BramblePerson: Susan KeatingPerson: David CroninPerson: BramblePerson: KeatingOrganisation: AIBOrganisation: Allied Irish BanksOrganisation: AllfirstOrganisation: Stock ExchangeOrganisation: Promontory Financial Group
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