Retail banking
This part provides day-to-day banking services such as current accounts, savings, personal loans, mortgages, credit cards, and online and branch banking.
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AIB Group plc is a major Irish bank that serves households, small businesses, farmers, and larger companies in Ireland and, to a lesser extent, the United Kingdom. It takes deposits, lends money for homes and businesses, and helps customers with day-to-day banking through branches, online banking, and mobile apps. Its core business is simple: borrow money cheaply from savers and other funding sources, then make loans and earn interest and fees on those services.
The company makes most of its money from net interest income, which is the spread between what it earns on loans and what it pays on deposits. It also earns fees from payment services, cards, foreign exchange, insurance-related products, and other banking services. Because it is a regulated bank, it plays an important role in the financial system by connecting savers with borrowers and providing payments infrastructure.
What makes AIB different is its deep position in the Irish banking market and its focus on relationship banking rather than selling one-off products. Many customers use it as their main bank for wages, savings, mortgages, working capital, and business finance, which makes the customer relationship broad and sticky. That mix gives AIB a steady, balance-sheet-driven business model that depends on credit quality, funding discipline, and trust.
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