Latest: Ulster Bank denies it broke the law over the tracker mortgage scandal

Latest: Ulster Bank denies it broke the law over the tracker mortgage scandal.

Latest: Ulster Bank denies it broke the law over the tracker mortgage scandal
Thu, 01 Feb, 2018 - 12:20

Update 12.20: Ulster Bank denies it broke the law over the tracker mortgage scandal.

3,500 people were wrongly removed from a tracker rate by the bank.

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