Bank of Ireland is to invest €50m on customer fraud prevention and protection, including €15m on new fraud prevention technology as well as a range of consumer awareness campaigns and support for ...
The bank claims most people in Ireland experienced some form of fraudulent communications over the past year and that consumers should treat any unsolicited call, text or email as a potential scam.
Research commissioned by Bank of Ireland for its latest fraud awareness campaign reveals that 91% of its customers believe social media firms should be banned from profiting off fraudulent ads. 90% of ...
The pattern is mirrored across Europe: Germany’s regulator BaFin fined J.P. Morgan SE €45 million in October 2025 for systemic failures in suspicious‑transaction reporting, while in the Netherlands, ...
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Beware of bank emails: One click can lead to big cyber fraud, here's how to stay safe
With the growing use of digital transactions, cyber fraud methods are evolving rapidly. One increasingly common tactic is ...
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