AIB facing fines of up to €260m if whistle-blower’s claims confirmed
AIB Headquarters in Dublin Photo: Bloomberg
State owned AIB could face fines potentially amounting to €260m if a whistle-blower’s claims that the bank exaggerated its success in dealing with problem loans are confirmed.
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