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If you deal with clients within the Eurozone on a regular basis, then you may want to open a Euro Current Account.It is a non-interest bearing, account which provides customers with convenient and easy access to their account and to an extensive range of payment facilities.

How an Allied Irish Bank (GB) Euro Current Account works

  • Convenient -Our Euro Current Account can be opened easily and provides a range of current account facilities: chequebooks, overdrafts and statements.
  • Basis for making other payments - Enables you to match euro currency receipts and payments without needing to convert to sterling. Transaction costs and clearing costs of 1% are payable.This product is the basis for a range of domestic and international payment facilities via EBA and Swift.
  • Supports your business
    Regular statements are available and fees are calculated on a quarterly basis.


Benefits of an Allied Irish Bank (GB) Euro Current Account 

  • Practical - Enables you to match euro currency receipts and payments without needing to convert to sterling. Only transaction costs and clearing costs of 1% are payable. Gives you the ability to minimise and manage exchange rate risk.
  • Supports your business - Cheque books can be designed to incorporate your business name, logo and colours. Lodgements to Euro Accounts can be made at any Allied Irish Bank (GB) branch for onward delivery to the Euro Branch, so there is no need to visit your branch to make a lodgement.

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Business customers

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Allied Irish Bank (GB) is a trademark used under licence by AIB Group (UK) p.l.c. (a wholly owned subsidiary of Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c.) incorporated in Northern Ireland. Registered Office, 4 Queens Square, Belfast, BT1 3DJ. Registered Number, NI 18800. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Allied Irish Bank (GB) is a member of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, established under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

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