Corporate Culture & Company Destruction
How Irish banking culture enabled systemic fraud — and how that culture destroyed companies, livelihoods and the lives of those who depended on them. Essential reading on the origins and consequences of Ireland's banking crisis.
Corporate Culture — Essential Reading
Wicklow Illegal Eviction Feb 2025 - We believe there is more to this story than an eviction
Ulster Bank related - is this an example of asset stripping?UC Ulster Bank- and its parent ccompany, RBS & successors have their own media page
LinkSystematic Fraud in the Ownership of Distressed Mortgages
Gript.ie — research into fraudulent mortgage transfersLinkWhen Irish Eyes Are Crying — Michael Lewis
Vanity Fair — March 2011. The definitive account of Ireland's banking collapse.LinkAnglo — IBCR 2012
An excellent read about Anglo's history. Unfortunately the author is unknown — credit is due to them.LinkHow the Fraudulently Sold Derivatives Impact the Bank CustomerLink
AIB CEO Communication — Is This Still the Culture in 2025?Link
Banking Culture — Background & Context
The following articles and documents provide essential context for understanding the culture within Irish banking institutions that enabled fraud, regulatory capture and the destruction of businesses and livelihoods on a mass scale.
AIB Misled Central Bank on Bad Loans
The Irish ExaminerLinkAIB to Compensate 55,000 Customers Following New Tracker Mortgage Dispute
Bizbrief.ie — September 2025LinkAIB Offers Goodwill Payment to Ulster Bank Customers After Tracker Loans Taken Over
The Irish Times — June 2024LinkIreland Was a Country Where No One Was in Charge
Irish Independent — Klaus Regling, Banking Inquiry testimonyLinkGuarantee Sank Whole Nation, Bank Inquiry Told
Irish IndependentLinkHow the PTSB Inquiry Exposes Vulture Fund Misconduct in Ireland
Anthony Joyce & Co. SolicitorsLinkWhen Banks Cannibalise a State — Analysing Ireland's Financial CrisisLink
Risk of Another Banking Disaster
The Irish ExaminerLinkQuestions or submissions? Contact@irldefrauded.com