Nama’s asset strategy was ‘broadly successful’ - report
Bad bank, which is to be wound up later this year, has been accused to paying too much for assets and not maximising profits on their sale
Nama
IBRC puts last property asset on market: a flat that belonged to Michael Lynn
IBRC portfolio totalled €21.7bn when put into liquidation in 2013
Pimco’s legal team made decision to withdraw firm from Nama NI loan book deal, court hears
Former executive vice president asked about roles of Cushnahan and Coulter
Northern Ireland developer tells Belfast court Cushnahan and Coulter’s lives ‘destroyed’
Frank Cushnahan and Ian Coulter on trial for fraud
Bankrupt developer Seán Dunne seeking damages over Nama takeover of assets
Dunne claims 2009 appointments of Nama chiefs Brendan McDonagh and Frank Daly were invalid
Former US executive ‘surprised’ that lawyer may have lied to him in Nama case
James Gilbert, former vice president of Pimco, cross-examined by defence in agency’s Northern Ireland property loan book fraud case
Mick Bailey’s Bovale one of the last developers to leave Nama after Sretaw deal
Agency once had 5,000 borrowers and loans with a €32 billion discounted value
US fund Pimco withdrew from NI Nama loan deal at concern over success fees, court hears
Barrister for Frank Cushnahan asks Nama witness whether anyone approached his client over allegation or reported it to gardaí
Nama’s Northern Ireland debt advisory committee comes under scrutiny again
Agency’s former chairman Frank Daly gives evidence at trial of Frank Cushnahan and Ian Coulter
Cushnahan should have declared interest in Nama loan sale, court told
Former Nama chairman Frank Daly gives evidence at trial of Frank Cushnahan and Ian Coulter
Former law firm managing partner lied to partners to ‘save his own skin’, court told
Ian Coulter along with businessman Frank Cushnahan are accused of fraud
Two prominent businessmen accused of fraud over £1bn Nama loan deal were ‘motivated by greed’, court hears
Frank Cushnahan (83) and Ian Coulter (54) deny the charges in Belfast case
Nama Northern Ireland case adjourned until next week
Trial of Frank Cushnahan and Ian Coulter to begin next Monday
Jury selection takes place ahead of trial over alleged €1.2bn Nama fraud
Prominent Northern Ireland businessman Frank Cushnahan and solicitor Ian Coulter deny all charges against them
Nama left with €70m debt as builder Mick Bailey closes UK business
Accounts for Willsgrove Developments said debt to State’s ‘bad bank’ was secured by ‘unlimited personal guarantees’ from Bovale boss
Depicting MetroLink as primarily an airport service is an example of Michael O’Leary’s myopic thinking
Arguments by the Ryanair boss that we should give up on rail solutions and rely on the car and bus make no sense
Court case to overturn ‘fraudulent’ Seán Dunne transfers played key part in US bankruptcy
Former developer’s two ex-wives get priority claims totalling $2.87m as assets fall far short of overall debts
Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson and former Sinn Féin MLA Daithí McKay cleared in Nama misconduct trial
Then SF activist Thomas O’Hara also cleared in case related to 2015 Stormont finance committee hearing over £1.2bn property sale
Nama chief makes good on Lenihan order not to ‘mess it up’
Agency on track to deliver a lifetime surplus of €5.05 billion by the time it is wound down
State should ease ‘financial burden’ for people facing heavy legal costs at public inquiries, report finds
Witnesses who give evidence can face large legal bills, according to Nama commission report
Department of Finance to wind down special bank shareholdings unit
Group oversaw State shareholdings in banks after financial crash, wind down of IBRC and working out of Nama
Nama’s Brendan McDonagh says he could have added ‘value’ to new housing delivery agency
Brendan McDonagh to discuss wind-down of agency before the TDs and senators
Stormont rules were subverted to cause ‘political embarrassment’ to Peter Robinson, Nama trial hears
Trial of loyalist activist Jamie Bryson and former Sinn Féin MLA Daithí McKay gets under way in Belfast
Concerns over cost of Johnny Ronan’s affordable housing plans at former Glass Bottle site in Dublin
Costs of new apartments ‘very challenging’, Dublin City Council says
Housing Activation Office explainer: How does it differ from what the Housing Commission recommended?
Leadership aside, the biggest departure from what the commission recommended is that the new body will have no legislative power
Housing tsar row brings a strike-out before the first innings
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Taoiseach understands public concern over mooted €430,000 salary for ‘housing tsar’
Plans for new Strategic Housing Activation Office as well as asylum system overhaul and military radar due before Cabinet
IBRC liquidators hand €360m over to State as wind-up nears end
Legislation going through Oireachtas aimed at rolling Irish Bank Resolution Corporation into Nama before combined entity wound up
Nama chief is Government’s preferred option for ‘housing tsar’
New role will head up the Strategic Housing Activation Office, which is being established in the Department of the Taoiseach in the coming weeks
Project Eagle was far from Nama’s finest hour
The febrile post-Troika atmosphere contributed to the contentious decision to proceed with the sale of its Northern Irish portfolio after the leading bidder pulled out
Land deal inquiry costs Department of the Taoiseach and Nama €14.4m
Inquiry concluded agency had got the best price for €1.6 billion Project Eagle lands
Daily Mail owner Lord Rothermere in a spot of bother with his Dublin tenants
Plus: Marc MacSharry will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree; Sammy Wilson’s silence; and Henry Kelly’s political allegiance
Mick Bailey returns to board of property group Bovale having previously been disqualified as a company director
Developer’s return comes as company realises €44.6m from landbank sale and amid uncertainty over Nama funding
Ireland’s newest hotel: ‘Now all we need is customers’
The Radisson Red hotel opened recently on the outskirts of Galway city as one part of a major 12.5 acre residential and commercial development at Crown Square by the Rhatigan Group
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