Bank of Ireland seeks to fill 100 technology roles to support new digital projects
The bank is seeking to expand its workforce in cybersecurity, delivery management, data, engineering and resilience.
The bank is seeking to expand its workforce in cybersecurity, delivery management, data, engineering and resilience.
The funding brings the bank’s total commitment to customer service enhancements to nearly €150 million.
O’Grady succeeds Gavin Kelly, who was appointed as interim CEO in September this year.
Kelly joined Bank of Ireland in 2007 and was appointed chief executive of its Retail Ireland division four years ago.
The Irish lender first announced its cuts to physical locations in March.
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Davy is also selling Davy Global Fund Management and its shareholding in Rize ETF to other third parties.
Design-led change is a collaborative process in which personal relations are a key driver.
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“We’ve reached a tipping point,” says COO.
Latest branches following the pandemic-induced shift to digital channels.
AIB, Bank of Ireland, TSB, and KBC pull together to battle fintechs like Revolut.
Irish lender aiming to switch things up for its UK operations.
The bank failed to report a security breach back in 2014.
Five-year Project Omega could be hit by “scope creep”.
“Brexit isn’t ‘business as usual’.”
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Bank of Ireland’s new CEO is understood to be reviewing its five-year €900 million modernisation initiative – aka Project Omega – according to the Irish Times. As Banking Technology reported last year, the new set-up will be hosted by Capgemini. The bank was known to be evaluating a joint Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering from Temenos and […]
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Bank of Ireland, one of Ireland’s “big four” banking players, is looking to modernise its legacy software, Banking Technology understands. The bank’s current set-up is outsourced to Accenture, which manages its group technology and change division. The deal was signed in 2014, and around 200 staff transferred to Accenture from Bank of Ireland as a […]
Consumers in both developed and developing countries have embraced their mobile devices to check balances, make payments and conduct other financial activities. As a result, mobile banking has become a must-have offering for financial institutions. However, many are still working out how to go beyond the basics to add value for customers, increase engagement and maximise the return on the mobile channel investment.
With attention increasingly focusing on mobile payments and mobile banking, Fiserv is urging banks to look more closely at how to use mobile to not only deliver services to customers, but also as an up- and cross-selling channel.