Bank of Ireland’s CEO says “mistakes” of the past have been a “very strong motivation” for the lender’s improved fortunes.
Richie Boucher was speaking after the bank posted pre-tax profits of 921 million euro last year - a turnaround of 1-point-5 billion on 2013.
BOI says the figures are partly down to a significant drop in the charges on bad loans.
Bank of Ireland chief Richie Boucher says the improvement has been driven by mistakes in the financial collapse.
