Michael Fingleton

Court of Appeal expresses concerns over capacity to give legal instructions

Regulator has concluded 144 enforcement actions since 2006

High Court sets October 2022 date for trial pending outcome of appeal by former building society chief executive

Only one of five men originally subject to public inquiry remains under investigation

Every file examined in review ahead of planned sale of building society ‘had something missing’

Total fees attached to long-running INBS inquiry yet to emerge

IBRC claims include €6bn losses arose from loans made when Fingleton was CEO

Gary McCollum denies having been head of commercial lending with Irish Nationwide

Evidence dealing with ‘confidential borrower information’ will be heard in private session

Company founded by Nowlan and Kenny refurbishing landmark Mespil Estate apartments

Inquiry into the octogenarian was quietly terminated last Friday due to his ill-health

Former INBS chief will no longer be subject to inquiry due to ill health, regulator says

Michael Fingleton jnr, son of the former managing director, made application

Calls for safeguards from internal auditors over profit-share loans to property developers

Report says profit-share deal with developers put property lender’s loan book at risk

Former executive at lender did not respond to attempts to contact him

Inquiry hears there was no credit risk policy in place for profit-sharing agreement with developers

Building society gave out 100 per cent loans contrary to internal guidelines, inquiry told

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Lender suspended repayments on loans given out under Michael Fingleton

US court hears Dunne would only reveal reason for loan in ‘doomsday’ scenario

Public hearings to continue until June 7th, according to Central Bank

Broadband plan designed by same firm, KPMG, that failed to raise alarm about banks

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

Building society’s board had put in no-lending policy in 2008, inquiry told

Caveat: A new book exposes rough treatment of whistleblowers in Irish financial services

One of the last significant actions the State-owned bad bank will take

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

Latest submission said ex-INBS director will not be able to take part ‘for at least four months’

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Panel to decide whether the public hearings, delayed since summer, should continue

Former head of commercial lending barred from senior financial role for 18 years

‘I do not want to hear any more excuses,’ solicitor of KPMG partners told

The three-person panel had planned to restart hearings after the summer

From retirement to board roles to prison, we track the fates of the central figures

Simon Carswell reported the bailout as finance correspondent a decade ago today

Former chief executive feels persecuted by investigation

Revealing costs would undermine inquiry and raise privacy issues, regulator argues

Fingleton right-hand man says lender’s former MD was on key committee from 2001

‘I may have glanced at it,’ he says of letter received from financial regulator