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EBS Pensions Ltd was the legal entity responsible for pension products within the EBS Building Society framework. The company itself has been dissolved, and its functions have been fully integrated into the main operational entity, EBS d.a.c. Today, EBS d.a.c. (which is part of the larger AIB Group) continues to offer a range of pension and investment products to the Irish market. It acts as a tied agent, providing products underwritten by Irish Life Assurance plc. EBS has a long history in Ireland, having been founded in 1935, and it primarily focuses on providing mortgages, savings, and investment products to personal customers.

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EBS Pensions Ltd

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