Bank Of Ireland (Irish: Banc Na H Éireann; English: Bank Of Ireland), Is One Of The Four Largest Commercial Banks In Ireland. It Was Established By The Irish Government In 1783 After The Royal Charter Was Issued By The British Crown. On 27 February 2009, A Branch Located In Dublin Was Robbed, And The Robbers Swept Away More Than 7.60 Million Euros.
Bank Of Ireland Group Plc Is A Public Limited Company Incorporated In Ireland With Its Registered Office At 2 College Green, Dublin, D02 VR66, Registration Number 593672. Bank Of Ireland Group Plc Is The Holding Company Of Bank Of Ireland, And Its Shares Are Listed On The Main Markets Of The Irish Stock Exchange And The London Stock Exchange.
Bank Of Ireland Is Regulated By The Central Bank Of Ireland. In The UK, Irish Banks Are Regulated By The Central Bank Of Ireland And Authorised By The Prudential Regulation Authority. Regulated By The Financial Conduct Authority And Subject To Limited Supervision By The Prudential Regulation Authority. Details Of The Scope Of The Prudential Regulation Authority's Supervision Are Available Upon Request.
