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Trades about 3% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bank of Ireland Group plc delivers a comprehensive range of banking and financial services. The company's operations are segmented across Retail Ireland, Wealth and Insurance, Retail UK, and Corporate and Treasury. Its offerings encompass various deposit accounts, such as current, savings, and business accounts. The institution provides diverse lending products, including personal loans for vehicles, home improvements, graduates, and students, alongside overdraft facilities. For commercial and agricultural clients, it extends financing options like standard business and farming loans, specialized BREXIT loans, invoice finance, hire purchase, and leasing services. Additionally, the bank facilitates international payments and issues credit cards. Its protection and insurance portfolio includes mortgage protection, life cover, specified illness and income protection for both individuals and families, as well as home, car, and travel insurance. Bank of Ireland also manages pensions, investments, foreign exchange services, and treasury deposits. Further specialized services include bespoke personal products, private banking, and financing for leveraged acquisitions and property development. Founded in 1783, Bank of Ireland Group plc is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.
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