Nama
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End in sight for Irish bad bank
Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency is to be wound up by end of next year
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Hammerson hires new Ireland director from Nama
Connor Owens will replace Simon Betty, who has resigned
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Nama picks Johnny Ronan and Colony for Irish Glass Bottle site
Site has capacity for 3,500 homes
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Ireland’s bad bank pays off last of debt
Nama has now repaid all of the €31.8bn it issued to take on loans from banks hit by financial crisis
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Nama ranked fifth-largest seller of European loan portfolios
Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency has disposed of €21.9bn over the past five years
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Nama to shift €2bn to Irish exchequer this year
Sum will be transferred later in 2020
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Savills appointed to sell Dublin’s former Player Wills factory site
Former factory fell into NAMA’s hands in 2010 after Players Square shelved development plans
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Nama ‘seriously deficient’ on Project Eagle sale
ANALYSIS: A probe finds that Nama’s £1.1bn sale of its Project Eagle portfolio to Cerberus Capital Management was “seriously deficient”
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Ballymore repays Nama debt
Ballymore repaid £675m of its debt to Nama in the year ending 31 March 2016, according to the company’s annual report