Government rules out law to force banks to pass on interest rate cuts

Minister of State at the Department of Finance Brian Hayes has today confirmed that the Government will not be introducing legislation which would force the banks to pass on ECB interest rate cuts.

Government rules out law to force banks to pass on interest rate cuts

Minister of State at the Department of Finance Brian Hayes has today confirmed that the Government will not be introducing legislation which would force the banks to pass on ECB interest rate cuts.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Finance Minister Michael Noonan held a number of meetings with bosses at the Bank of Ireland, the AIB and Ulster Bank before Christmas in an effort to get them to pass on rate cuts to their mortgage customers.

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