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Central Bank of Ireland
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Central Bank of Ireland serves the public interest by safeguarding monetary and financial stability and by working to ensure that the financial system operates in the best interests of consumers and the wider economy. We are committed to being an independent, forthright and influential organisation with a compelling, clear and challenging vision of being 'Trusted by the Public, Respected by our Peers, Fulfilling Workplace for our People'. For further information, please see our website - www.centralbank.ie - or follow us on Twitter @centralbank_ie
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Presence & Recognition
Central Bank of Ireland hosted the autumn meeting of the Financial Industry Forum Innovation Subgroup at the Dockland Campus this week.
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Research & Knowledge
Central Bank of Ireland reported that cross-border payments dominate payment fraud, accounting for 70% of the total fraudulent payment value and amounting to €125 million.
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Research & Knowledge
Central Bank of Ireland reported that cheques recorded the highest average fraud rate at €9,741 last year.
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Research & Knowledge
Central Bank of Ireland reported that authorised push-payment fraud now accounts for almost half of payment fraud, up from 35.2% in 2024.
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Research & Knowledge
Central Bank of Ireland published its annual Payment Fraud Statistics for 2025, showing that the total value of fraudulent payments increased by 27.2% to over €179 million.
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Research & Knowledge
Central Bank of Ireland noted that fraud affects around one in 10,000 payment transactions.
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Research & Knowledge
Central Bank of Ireland noted that e-money payments ranked third, with a notable spike from €692 to €1,427 in 2025.
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Research & Knowledge
Central Bank of Ireland noted that credit transfers recorded the second highest average fraud value at €2,412.
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Presence & Recognition
Central Bank of Ireland published the Can you spot a scam artist? web page containing information on identifying scams and protecting against them.
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Presence & Recognition
Central Bank of Ireland hosted the annual Irish Society for Women in Economics (ISWE) conference at the Dockland Campus with the theme “Diversity, Economics and Society”
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Central Bank of Ireland is developing a new strategy to guide work from 2028 to 2032.
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Partnerships
Central Bank of Ireland partnered with the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) on an International Literacy Day webinar exploring literacy, numeracy, and digital skills needs in Ireland.
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