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UK Banks and Building Societies Abbey Bank of Scotland Britannia Building Society Citibank (UK) Abbey National House Customer Relations Britannia House Customer Service Team 2 Triton Square PO Box 29112 Leek PO Box 49930 Regent's Place Dunfermline Staffordshire Moorlands London London KY11 2ZX ST13 5RG SE5 7XT NW1 3AN Alliance & Leicester Barclays Cahoot Clydesdale Bank Customer Service Centre Customer Service Abbey National House 30 St Vincent Place Carlton Park 1 Churchill Place 2 Triton Square Glasgow Narborough London Regent's Place G1 2HL Leicester E14 5HP London LE19 0AL NW1 3AN Allied Irish Bank Birmingham Midshires Capital One (Card Services) The Co-operative Bank 4 Queens Square Customer Relations Team PO Box 5283 Customer Services Belfast PO BOX 81 Nottingham PO Box 200 BT1 3DJUK Pendeford Business Park NG2 9HD Delf House Wobaston Road Southway Wolverhampton Skelmersdale WV9 5HZ WN8 6GH Bank of Ireland (GB) Bradford & Bingley plc Capital One (Savings) Coventry Building Society Customer Care PO BOX 88 PO Box 1126 PO Box 9 Bow Bells House Croft Road Newcastle upon Tyne High Street 1 Bread Street Crossflatts NE99 1WA Coventry London Bingley CV1 5QN EC4M 9BE West Yorkshire BD16 2UA Ecology Building Society Halifax Islamic Bank of Britain National Counties Building Society 7 Belton Road Customer Relations Customer Services Centre 30 Church Street Silsden PO Box 548 PO Box 12461 Epsom Keighley Leeds Birmingham Surrey West Yorkshire LS1 1WU B16 6AQ KT17 4NL BD20 0EE Egg Group HSBC Bank Lloyds TSB Bank Nationwide Building Society Citigroup Centre Service Quality Team Box 1 Member Service Canada Square Arlington Business Centre BX1 1LT Kings Park Road London Millshaw Park Lane Moulton Park E14 5LB Leeds Northampton LS11 0PP NN3 6NW First Direct ING Direct (UK) Marks and Spencer Money Northern Bank 40 Wakefield Road 410 Thames Valley Park Drive Customer Services Department Donegall Square West Leeds Reading Kings Meadow Belfast LS98 1FD Berkshire Chester BT1 6JS RG6 1RH CH99 9FB First Trust Bank Intelligent Finance NatWest Northern Rock 4 Queens Square PO Box 17316 Customer Relations Northern Rock House Belfast Edinburgh Freepost NAT12685 Gosforth BT1 3DJUK EH12 1AY Borehamwood Newcastle upon Tyne WD6 1BR NE3 4PL Norwich & Peterborough Building Society Smile Triodos Bank Yorkshire Building Society Peterborough Business Park The Co-operative Bank Brunel House Yorkshire House Lynch Wood Customer Services 11 The Promenade Yorkshire Drive Peterborough PO Box 200 Bristol Bradford PE2 6WZ Delf House BS8 3NN West Yorkshire Southway BD5 8LJ Skelmersdale WN8 6GH Post Office Personal Banking Post Standard Life Bank Virgin Money Office Customer Care Mortgage/Savings Customer Services The Service Quality Team PO Box 740 Dundas House Discovery House Barnsley 20 Brandon Street Whiting Road S73 0ZJ Edinburgh Norwich EH3 5PP NR4 6EJ Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Tesco Personal Finance West Bromwich Building Society 36 St Andrew Square PO Box 104010 Principal Office Edinburgh George House (4th Floor) 374 High Street EH2 2YB 36 North Hanover Street West Bromwich Glasgow West Midlands G1 2YG B70 8LR Sainsbury's Bank plc Think Banking Yorkshire Bank 33 Holborn Pennington House Customer Engagement London Carolina Way Head Office Complex EC1N 2HT South Langworthy Road 4th Floor Salford Quays 51 West George Street M50 2ZY Glasgow G1 2HL .

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Irish Economy Watch AIB Treasury Economic Research Unit
Irish Economy Watch AIB Treasury Economic Research Unit Thursday 19 November 2020 Mar-20 Apr-20 May-20 Jun-20 Jul-20 Aug-20 Sep-20 Oct-20 Manufacturing PMI edged higher to 50.3 in October as the MANUFACTURING survey points to broadly stable AIB Manufacturing PMI 45.1 36.0 39.2 51.0 57.3 52.3 50.0 50.3 but subdued business conditions in the sector OECD Leading Indicator 98.8 93.4 94.1 97.6 99.2 99.4 99.6 99.7 Traditional industrial production Industrial Production (Ex-Modern) 112.7 86.5 82.6 93.7 110.8 109.5 110.6 #N/A moved higher in September as Production (Ex-Modern) : 3mma YoY% 1.7 -10.0 -17.7 -21.2 -14.2 -5.3 -0.7 #N/A output rebounded by 25.9% in 3mth / 3mth % seas. adj. 2.4 -9.6 -16.3 -22.9 -6.6 11.4 25.9 #N/A Q3. YoY growth rate at –0.7% SERVICES / RETAIL Services PMI stayed in contraction but improved to 48.3 AIB Services PMI 32.5 13.9 23.4 39.7 51.9 52.4 45.8 48.3 in October. Weak demand was evident from a decline in new CSO Services Index (Value) 124.4 98.1 101.0 114.1 114.5 115.1 121.1 #N/A business, with firms linking this - YoY % -0.4 -21.8 -19.3 -10.5 -10.6 -9.1 -4.0 #N/A to Covid-19 restrictions - 3mth / 3mth % seas.
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AIB 2003 Cover 22/3/04 4:44 PM Page 1
AIB 2003 cover 22/3/04 4:44 PM Page 1 Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. Annual Report and Accounts 2003 Report & Accounts 20032003 AIB Group Bankcentre PO BOX 452 Dublin 4 Ireland Tel. +353 (0) 1 660 0311 www.aibgroup.com This is the new-style report and accounts document from AIB. The Chairman’s statement is on pages 8/9 and the Group Chief Executive’s review starts on page 12. It includes for the first time statements on Corporate and Social Responsibility, on page 16, and AIB and its people, on page 17. For the latest information, please visit our websites listed opposite. 3 4 Contents 7 Financial highlights 8 Chairman’s statement 10 AIB Board/Executive Committee 12 Group Chief Executive’s review 15 AIB at a glance 16 Corporate and Social Responsibility 17 AIB and its people 19 Performance review 37 Financial review 48 Report of the Directors 50 Corporate Governance 54 Accounting policies 59 Consolidated profit and loss account 61 Consolidated balance sheet 62 Balance sheet Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. 63 Consolidated cash flow statement 64 Reconciliation of movements in shareholders’ funds 64 Note of historical cost profits and losses 65 Notes to the accounts 140 Statement of Directors’ responsibilities in relation to the Accounts 141 Independent auditors’ report 143 Additional financial information 145 Accounts in sterling, US dollars and Polish zloty 146 Five year financial summary 148 Principal addresses 150 Additional information for shareholders 154 Financial calendar 155 Index 5 Forward-Looking Information. This document contains certain forward- looking statements within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 with respect to the financial condition, results of operations and business of the Group and certain of the plans and objectives of the Group.
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Business Customer & Strategy 100 Parliament Street London Virtual Communications Group SW1A 2BQ Agent Strategy Group 4th December 2015 Dear VCG/ASG members, Following changes to the Government Security Classifications fax is no longer considered a secure means of communication for certain documents. HMRC will no longer be able to provide copies of SA302 (otherwise known as the Tax Calculation) or the Tax Year Overview by fax, due to the type and level of customer information they include. We have notified the Council of Mortgage Lenders members who will be cascading this message to other lenders and brokers so they should no longer be requesting faxed information. We will continue to provide copies of the SA302 by post if requested. However we would appreciate it if you could encourage your members to use the self-serve option: sa302-tax- calculation for mortgage applications. The following lenders have told HMRC they will accept self-serve documents Aldermore Bank of Ireland Bank of Scotland Barclays Birmingham Midshires Britannia Cheltenham & Gloucester Cheshire Mortgage Corporation Co-operative Bank Coventry Building Society Danske Bank Ecology Building Society GE Money Home Lending Godiva Mortgages Ltd Holmesdale Building Society Halifax Kensington Mortgages Lloyds Bank Mortgages PLC National Westminster Bank Nationwide Building Society Nottingham Building Society Platform Post Office Ltd Precise Mortgages Royal Bank Of Scotland Saffron Building Society Santander Scottish Building Society Scottish Widows TSB Wave Lending Woolwich We will be emailing agents about this change on Monday 7th December, but wanted to ensure that you are aware today. Please cascade this message to your members as appropriate.
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