David Drumm

David Drumm consents to €7.5m judgment on unpaid loans

Proceedings initiated by Anlo Irish Bank in 2009

Former Anglo finance chief Willie McAteer expelled from accounting body

Membership of Chartered Accountants Ireland revoked and payment of €15,000 towards tribunal costs agreed

Watchdog warns of using ‘windfall taxes’ to fund public services

Chartered Accountants Ireland revokes Sean FitzPatrick’s membership

Sean FitzPatrick fined €25,000 over Anglo loans

Size of fine is putting former bank chairman ‘to the pin of his collar’, his solicitor says

Red nose day for Europe as Boris Johnson enters Downing St

Business week: also in the news was banker pay; AIB; Irish Glass Bottle site, and Nama

Drumm’s accountancy body expulsion just the start

Ten years after Anglo, Chartered Accountants Ireland begins cull of membership book

David Drumm expelled from Chartered Accountants Ireland

Former Anglo chief found to have ‘brought discredit’ on profession

Beware the lure of CFDs, beloved of convicted murderer Patrick Quirke

Market Watch: the power of leverage can be a destructive force when a bet goes awry

Ireland does not need a posse of super-charged, bonus-snorting bankers

Caveat: Restrictions on bankers’ salaries example of when populism can be benign

Quinn children agree to further $133m and 72m rouble judgments

Judgments part of settlement of IBRC case alleging conspiracy to strip €455m in assets

What to expect as Ireland enters the final act of the economic crash

Agenda: State is still entangled in financial sector via Nama, IBRC and Quinn Insurance

Case between IBRC and children of Sean Quinn due to last six months

Up to 49 witnesses expected in long-running dispute about loans for €2.34bn

Who were the convicted bankers?

We profile Denis Casey, Willie McAteer, John Bowe and David Drumm

Mediation fails to resolve dispute over €2.34bn Quinn loans

Action by Sean Quinn’s five adult children against IBRC will go to trial on March 5th

Corporate enforcer could make first Oireachtas appearance in nine years

Business committee may call ODCE as part of scrutiny of new law strengthening watchdog

Quinns and IBRC to discuss mediation, High Court told

Preparations still to continue for hearing over €2.34bn in loans

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