AIB admits it overcharged foreign exchange customers

Allied Irish Bank has admitted overcharging customers by around €14m over a number of years.

AIB admits it overcharged foreign exchange customers
Thu, 06 May, 2004 - 20:16

Allied Irish Bank has admitted overcharging customers by around €14m over a number of years.

In a statement AIB said it is embarrassed by this revelation and is extremely sorry.

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