Irish Life & Permanent

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

Was it worth paying €41.7bn to bail out Irish banks?

C&AG’s annual report puts cost of post-2008 crash bailout under the microscope again

Construction tech company Initiafy rebrands with headcount set to double

Initiafy becomes GoContractor as it raises €500,000 and looks to expand in the US

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

Former Irish Life & Permanent chief loses appeal over conviction

Supreme Court unanimously rejects appeal by Denis Casey

Who were the convicted bankers?

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

Former bank chief Denis Casey appeals Anglo conviction

Court examines if banker should have been able to use ‘offically induced error’ as defence

Ten years on: The night of the 280-word guarantee that cost €32bn

By September 2008, it was obvious something had to be done to save Anglo

The day the banks stood still: counting the cost of the crash a decade later

Key players recall events leading to the bank guarantee – and its aftermath

EY’s audits of Anglo involved serious failings, report alleged

Report compiled for disciplinary procedure uncovered failings

Questions for EY over its handling of Anglo Irish Bank’s audits

A report for Chartered Accountants Ireland found serious failings in EY’s audit of Anglo

Legal services start-up Johnson Hana adds Went and Keohane to its board

Former banker David Went and ex-Tesco Ireland chief Tony Keohane join Johnson Hana as non-executive directors

Disciplinary inquiries into former Anglo executives to resume

Conclusion of criminal trials clears way for tribunals into executives and into auditor EY

Chasing executor for inherited shares never received

Q&A: Executors can be made personally liable for loss if negligent

Central Bank granted access to David Drumm trial transcripts

Application was not contested by either the Director of Public Prosecutions or Drumm

Central Bank seeks Drumm trial transcripts for probity inquiry

Regulator wants to see evidence to assess role of ex-bankers in fraudulent deposits scheme

Fingleton in no rush as Irish Nationwide inquiry drags on

Former chief executive feels persecuted by investigation

‘Maple 10’ case again reflects badly on Irish financial regulation

Analysis: Judge says regulator ‘enthusiastic’ on effort to unwind Quinn’s secret Anglo stake

Drumm’s guilty pleas end nine years of Anglo criminal cases

Former bank chief avoids another trial by accepting illegality over ‘Maple 10’ loans

Drumm trial sends message on accountability, says detective

Gerard Walsh believes case shows ‘following orders’ defence will not work anymore

Inquiry into former Anglo Irish Bank auditors EY still on hold

Legal action by IBRC must wait until next Drumm trial over

Why did Drumm get six years and how does it compare with others?

Former chief’s jail term reflects lead role at Anglo but others are serving longer in UK, US

David Drumm jailed for six years for conspiracy to defraud

Former chief executive is most senior Anglo official to be convicted

Why dogged pursuit of David Drumm was worth it

Conviction of Anglo’s most senior executive a message to white-collar criminals

Jury finds David Drumm guilty of €7.2bn conspiracy to defraud

Conviction of former chief executive most significant in nine-year Anglo investigation

Former Anglo Irish chief David Drumm found guilty in €7.2bn fraud trial

Drumm remanded on bail until June 20th for sentencing after ‘humanitarian’ plea

Deliberations in David Drumm trial stall as juror ‘indisposed’

Former Anglo chief executive accused of conspiracy to defraud and false accounting

Jury in David Drumm trial sent home for second night

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman denies conspiracy to defraud and false accounting

Jury sent home for night in ex-Anglo chief David Drumm’s trial

Judge says comments made in phone calls heard during case show stress bankers faced

Jurors told to ‘trust own judgment’ as David Drumm’s trial nears end

Judge says 2008 crash ‘unprecedented’ but not an excuse for charges ex-Anglo chief faces

Ex-Anglo chief David Drumm engaged in ‘massive con’, trial told

Banker was captain of ship facing ‘a storm’ and did what was needed to get through, counsel says

Trial of ex-Anglo chief David Drumm close to conclusion, judge says

51-year-old denies false accounting and conspiring to defraud depositors and investors

€7.2bn Anglo-IL&P transaction lacked ‘commercial substance’

Expert witness tells David Drumm’s trial bank’s reporting of loans ‘misleading’

Banker says ears ‘pricked up’ at conversation over Anglo billions

Witness at trial of David Drumm says he told his boss things were getting dangerous

Anglo banker unease at fast-tracking of credit limit increases

David Drumm fraud trial hears of concern at sanctioning of €6.7bn jump in Irish Life & Permanent credit exposure

‘Excellent people’ carried out checks at Anglo during financial crisis

David Drumm’s trial told bank took measures in 2008 to ensure things ‘done properly’

David Drumm trial judge warns jury over social media research

Jury must decide case on basis of evidence heard in court and nowhere else, judge says

Drumm trial hears of executive ‘crying’ over Lehman losses

Court told ‘all bets were off and no bank was safe’ after collapse of US institution in 2008

ILP was Anglo’s last resort, Drumm trial hears

Bank official says others ‘supposed to do us special favours’ had fallen away by time of €7.2bn loan

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