Bank off Ireland

The Bank off Ireland , in French banks of Ireland, is an Irish financial institution.

History

  • 1783 : The Bank off Ireland opens its doors with the public with the abbey of Mary, with Dublin.

  • 1808: The Bank settles in the buildings of the " Green" college;.
  • 1864: First interests on booklet paid.
  • 1922: The Bank is officially named banks official of the Irish government.
  • 1926: The Bank repurchases the national bank of agricultural credit land (National Bank Land).
  • 1958: The Bank acquires the authorized capital of " Hibernian Bank Ltd".
  • 1965: The Bank makes sure control of the Irish interests of " National Bank Ltd".
  • 1966: The " subsidiary companies; Bank off Ireland Asset Management" (banks of the management of capital of Ireland) and " Investment Bank off Ireland" (banks of businesses of Ireland) are created.
  • 1969: Fusion of the groups previously quoted and formation of " Bank off Ireland Group".
  • 1981-1982: First purchasing cards.
  • 1985: The group acquires company ICS Building Society (building).
  • 1987: The group acquires the " Bank off Ireland Mortgages" Home; to the the United Kingdom (banks of the mortgage deeds to the dwelling of Ireland) and launches out in the insurances life.
  • 1988: Purchase of actions of the " group; Davy Stockholders" (currently share estimated at 90,44% of the capital) and repurchase of the " group; First New Hampshire Bank".
  • 1989: First banking services with the private individuals.
  • 1990: First visa cards and creation of the " subsidiary company; First Rate" (business of exchange)
  • 1991: Acquisition of the " group; Amoskeag, Bankeast and Nashua Trust" with the the United States.
  • 1992: First banks and sales of mortgages to the private individuals.
  • 1993: Acquisition of the American group " Great Bay Bank Shares".
  • 1994: First services of insurance to the private individuals.
  • 1996: Launching of the " subsidiary company; Banking 365 Telephones Banking" (services by telephone) and fusion of the American shares of the company with the group Citizens Bank ensuring a share of about 23,5% to him.
  • 1997: Launching of the " subsidiary company; Banking 365 Online Banking" (services by Internet) and acquisitions of the " groups; New Ireland Insurance plc" and " Bristol-board & West plc".
  • 1999: Sale of the American actions on Citizens Bank with the Royal Bank off Scotland.
  • 2000: Acquisition of " Drive out of Vere Investments".
  • 2001: Acquisitions of the " groups; Moneyextra" and " National Willis Holdings" who will serront amalgamated to form the " subsidiary company; MX Moneyextra Financial Solutions".
  • 2002: The group installs its first vending machines. In addition, it amalgamates its foreign currencies with the " group; The U.K. Post Office" and 61% of " buy; Iridian Asset Management".
  • 2003-2005: Various acquisitions in England, Ireland and Canada
  • 2006: Sale of the shares of the " group; Davy Stockholders"

Successive names

  • 1783 : " Bank off Ireland".

  • 1926: " National City Bank Ltd" (banks of national city Ltd).
  • 1960: " Foster Finances Ltd" , then, " Bank off Ireland Finance".
  • 1965: " National City Bank Ltd".
  • 1969: " Bank off Ireland Group".

Source

http://www.bankofireland.ie/

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