The Allied Irish Bank (AIB) has ditched its plans to launch a standalone internet bank and will focus all its energies on expanding 24 hour-online, its existing online service.
By Dominic Maher, 30 October 2000 11:12
NEWS When work on the online bank started earlier in the year, AIB believed take-up of web-based banking would be quick and substantial. Since the start of the year AIB said it has seen a slow uptake in online banking and under the circumstances took the decision to postpone its plans.
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