Bank to bear impact of heist

The Australian owners of the Northern Bank will have to bear the cost of the £20m (€29m) robbery in Belfast, it emerged today.

Bank to bear impact of heist
Wed, 22 Dec, 2004 - 09:44

The Australian owners of the Northern Bank will have to bear the cost of the £20m (€29m) robbery in Belfast, it emerged today.

The National Australia Bank confirmed it had no external insurance policy to offset the losses for the UK’s biggest bank raid.

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