“This significant investment in local communities shows our commitment to personal and business customers, ensuring that we can meet their banking needs in the way that suits them best – in branch, online or by phone through our contact centre.”
PTSB announced last week that the has “materially completed” its acquisition of Ulster Bank’s residential mortgage business, which will see the domestic bank’s loan book grow by close to 50 per cent. The deal will see some 56,000 Ulster Bank mortgage customers move to PTSB with loans valued at €5.2 billon “being migrated” this week, the bank said in a statement at the time. The remaining loans are expected to be moved over to PTSB in the second quarter of 2023.
On Monday, the bank once again urged customers to move their current accounts to PTSB from Ulster Bank before the exiting bank begins to close its branches in January. “For Ulster Bank customers of these branches we are offering an easy transition to a new bank, with the same people and in the same building as they have been doing their banking business up to now,” Mr Farrell said.
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