NIB: We are not obliged to pass on ECB rate cuts

National Irish Bank has defended its decision to hike variable mortgage interest rates by almost 1% from Friday.

National Irish Bank has defended its decision to hike variable mortgage interest rates by almost 1% from Friday.

The bank said it had not increased its variable charges since 2008, and that it was not obliged to pass on European Central Bank rate cuts as it does not rely on ECB funding.

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