Bank of Ireland to Wind Down Corporate Lending in Great Britain

May 15, 2024, 8:31 AM UTC

Bank of Ireland Group Plc is to wind down its corporate lending arm in Great Britain, citing a range of reasons, including the ability to generate long-term sustainable returns there.

The decision will impact approximately 40 employees based in London and Manchester, according to a statement from the lender on Wednesday, after the Irish Times reported the news. The wider UK business will not be affected, the statement added.

A phased wind down of the existing book has been proposed, in line with its maturity profile, which could take up to 36 months to complete, according to the bank.

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